Discover Skinopathy Vitiligo – the AI-powered app designed to support and empower vitiligo patients across the globe.

Skinopathy is working alongside the Vitiligo Research Foundation, one of the World’s most notable vitiligo charities, to help the 100 million+ people suffering from vitiligo around the world. You can read our announcement here.

We are committed to delivering tangible results powered by Data & AI to tackle vitiligo management.

Learn how Skinopathy Vitiligo works below.



How it works:

All you need to do is take a picture of the affected skin using your mobile device’s camera, and the Artificial Intelligence will render an assessment identifying the different colours of your skin.

Then take pictures over time to track if your condition has stabilized, is getting better, or worsening.



Key Features:

AI Assessment: Upload a picture of your skin to receive an accurate AI-powered assessment of your skin depigmentation and/or discoloration.

Tracking Made Simple: Monitor changes in your skin and document your vitiligo effortlessly.



Features coming soon:

We understand that managing vitiligo extends beyond just tracking skin changes. That is why we will soon introduce features designed to support your entire vitiligo journey, including:

Tailored treatment recommendations

Nutritional protocols and holistic care tips

Access to advanced pharmaceutical programs and clinical trials

Access to virtual consultations with healthcare professionals

Updates on the latest vitiligo research, treatments, products, and expert insights



Join a Global Movement to Revolutionize Vitiligo Care

Skinopathy and the Vitiligo Research Foundation are working together to make sure Skinopathy Vitiligo is more than just a digital health tool.

We want to make it a hub for the vitiligo community to help patients take control of their vitiligo while receiving compassionate support.

*What is Vitiligo?*

Vitiligo (pronounced vit-ill-EYE-go) is a generally unpredictable skin disease that causes a gradual loss of skin color and overlying hair on different parts of the body.

Contrary to popular belief, vitiligo is not a cosmetic disorder but an autoimmune disease affecting the largest body organ – the skin. An error in the immune system causes it to attack melanocytes, the pigment producing cells in the skin. As the melanocytes disappear, the skin loses its natural color.

There are two types of vitiligo: segmental vitiligo and non-segmental.

Learn more about vitiligo on the Vitiligo Research Foundation FAQ page

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