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Key Differences in Onset, Progression, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Pediatric Vitiligo
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Larry Eichenfield, MD, discusses how vitiligo manifests uniquely in children through its earlier onset patterns, rapid progression phases, specialized diagnostic challenges for developing skin, and modified treatment approaches that must carefully balance effectiveness with safety concerns for young patients.
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