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Split thickness skin grafting is a surgical procedure used to treat stable vitiligo by transferring a thin layer of pigmented skin from a donor area to depigmented patches. It is useful for larger areas where medical therapy has not produced enough repigmentation.

At ClairéDerma, the goal is to provide melanocyte-rich skin to white patches so color can be restored. Dermatologists may use:
Evaluation of disease stability
Selection of a suitable donor site
Harvesting a thin layer of pigmented skin
Preparing the vitiligo patch to receive the graft
Secure placement and dressing

Covers larger vitiligo patches
Provides uniform repigmentation
Long-lasting color restoration
Improves cosmetic appearance
Reduces contrast between affected and normal skin

Stable vitiligo
Larger depigmented areas
Patches not responding to creams or light therapy
Cosmetically sensitive areas
Patients seeking surgical correction
Confirming vitiligo stability and suitability.
Choosing an area with matching skin tone.
Thin skin layer transferred to depigmented site.
Protecting the graft during early healing.
Monitoring graft uptake and pigment spread.
Grafts settle within days, with color improvement seen over weeks to months. Mild redness or color variation may occur initially. Proper care supports successful repigmentation.


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Read articleFind answers to the most common questions about our treatments, procedures, and recovery process. If you can't find what you're looking for, our support team is always here to help.
7 questions
It is generally safe when done by trained dermatologists.
Yes, the donor site heals like a superficial wound.
Rarely, poor graft take can occur, but follow-up reduces risk.
Initial healing takes about 1–2 weeks.
Light activities may resume early, depending on treated area.
Most patients achieve good color matching over time.
Sometimes supportive treatment improves outcomes.