Observational analysis highlights high stigmatization in pigmentation disorders among young individuals, suggesting the need for targeted interventions.
The ISPOT study, conducted across 48,000 participants in 34 countries, assesses stigmatization in pigmentation disorders using the PUSH-D questionnaire. Findings reveal high stigmatization levels, particularly for vitiligo and melasma, with greater impact among younger individuals and those with fair skin.
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