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I'm interested in getting a uvbdevice for my vitiligo. i do have some spots starting to show on my face that i would like treat. is uvb safe for it?
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Yes: Hand held Narrow Band UVB devices are increasingly popular. Safe if used as directed. Discuss this with your dermatologist.
Answered 9/2/2017
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