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Combination of 308‐nm xenon chloride excimer laser and topical calcipotriol in vitiligo

Background   A large variety of therapeutic agents are being used for the treatment of vitiligo, but treatment remains a challenge. Recently, monochromatic phototherapies such as 311‐nm narrowband ultraviolet B therapy and 308‐nm xenon chloride excimer laser have been reported to be an effective and safe therapeutic option in children and adult patients with vitiligo. Single reports stipulate that the addition of topically applied calcipotriol to phototherapy increases its effectiveness.