Modern Medical Therapy
CGF Therapy
A Regenerative Approach for Vitiligo
CGF (Concentrated Growth Factors) therapy uses the patient's own blood to obtain a concentrated preparation rich in growth factors and regenerative components, which may support melanocyte activity and skin repigmentation.
How CGF Therapy Works
Blood Collection
A small amount of the patient's own blood is collected.
→Centrifugation
The blood is centrifuged to separate its components.
→CGF Collection
The CGF layer rich in growth factors and regenerative components is collected.
→Activation
CGF is activated to support the release of bioactive components.
→Application
The preparation is applied to depigmented areas using micro-needling techniques.
How CGF May Support Vitiligo
Supports Melanocyte Activity
Growth factors may support melanocyte proliferation, migration, and activity.
Supports the Local Microenvironment
May help create a more favorable environment for pigment cell function.
Supports Skin Regeneration
May contribute to tissue repair and gradual repigmentation.
Key Features
Autologous Approach
Uses the patient's own blood-derived components.
Growth Factor Rich
Contains concentrated growth factors and other regenerative components.
Minimally Invasive
Can be applied using micro-needling techniques.
Combination Therapy
May be incorporated with phototherapy and other treatment approaches.
Who May Be Considered?
CGF therapy may be considered as part of an individualized treatment plan for patients with:
- Non-segmental vitiligo
- Localized or limited lesions
- Stable or relatively stable lesions
- Patients seeking regenerative treatment approaches
Treatment response varies from person to person. A personalized assessment by a qualified physician is recommended.