Vitiligo: A Journey of Beauty, Strength, and Awareness

Who is Affected by Vitiligo?
Vitiligo touches the lives of 50 millon people worldwide - that's 1 in every 100 individuals. It doesn't discriminate. Men and women of all ages and ethnic backgrounds may develop this condition. With a potential genetic link, around one-third of those affected have a family member who also experiences Vitiligo.

Where Does Vitiligo Appear?
Vitiligo can appear anywhere on the body, but it commonly affects visible areas like the face, neck, scalp, hands, elbows. knees, and genitals. Often, symmetrical, these patches may mirror each other on both sides of the body - a unique expression of individual beauty.

Spreading Awareness Inspiring Confidence
Vitiligo remains under-researched, but movements like World Vitiligo Day are leading the charge - driving awareness, research funding, and global education efforts. 

High- profile indivduals are helping reshape the narrative. Pop icon Michael Jackson brought Vitiligo to the world stage. Today, trailblazers like Winnie Harlow, a Canadian model and finalist on America's Next Top Model, are redefining beauty standards. Modeling for top fasion brands and speaking out about her experience since being diagnosed at age four. Winne has become a powerful advocate - a true "Vitiligo Spokesmodel".