Achromic Naevus
The achromic naevus is a depigmented skin spot, present from birth. It manifests as a white or pale area, often well-defined, contrasting with the rest of the skin. Unlike vitiligo, this condition is congenital and stable, without progression over time. Although its exact origin is still unknown, it could be linked to a local abnormality in melanin production.
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The achromic naevus, a congenital white spot often confused with vitiligo.
Vitiligo is not the only pigmentation disorder. There are many others, with which it is often confused. This is particularly the case with achromic naevus. How can these two diseases be differentiated? Here are some elements of response.
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