Integrating Cosmetic Camouflage into Vitiligo Patient Support
An optional appearance-management pathway that respects patient choice and remains separate from vitiligo diagnosis and treatment.
READ THE GUIDEA multi-centre trial assessed quality of life, self-concept and psychopathology after eight weeks of cosmetic camouflage use in children with burn scarring.
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Psychosocial Functioning Multi-Centre RCT — original PDF
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Published trial — DOI / Burns journal
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University of Queensland publication record
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Discuss the studied population, limitations and professional fit with Microskin. Appearance management complements, rather than replaces, clinical care.
A discussion about fit, not a commitment or confirmed appointment.
An optional appearance-management pathway that respects patient choice and remains separate from vitiligo diagnosis and treatment.
READ THE GUIDEA considered framework for appearance management, professional suitability and introducing a camouflage service into clinical practice.
READ THE GUIDE