Ayurveda For Leucoderma: A Case Study

Our first step towards therapy is to understand the skin type of the patient. The first step for the skin care is finding out your ayurvedic skin type: Vata/Pitta or Kapha.

Vata skin is in generally dry, thin, delicate and cool to the touch, easily gets dehydrated, and is very vulnerable to the influence of dry windy weather. Vata skin may age faster, and tends to be dry, rough and flaky when out of balance.

Pitta skin type tends to be fair, sensitive, soft, warm, and of medium thickness. less tolerance to hot food, less tolerance to fierceness in temperament. Pitta skin types tend to be more prone to freckles and moles than the other skin types. When out of balance, Pitta skin can flare up in rashes, rosacea, acne, or sunspots.

Kapha skin tends to have all the qualities of water and earth — it can be oily, thick, pale, soft, cool and more tolerant of the sun. Kapha skin tends to age slower and form less wrinkles than the other two types. Kapha skin types may struggle with dull complexion, enlarged pores, excessive oil, blackheads, pimples, moist types of eczema and water retention.

“Combination” skin can be Vata-Pitta, skin that is both dry and sensitive,Kapha-Pitta-skin is oily and sensitive, and Vata-Kapha- skin that is generally dry with some oily zone

We started Ayurveda Treatment and please see results as shown in the image after 13 months.

Treatment given : Mahamanjisthyadi kadha

Shvitrahar yog

Shvitrahar oil

Gandhak rasayan