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— MICROPIGMENTATION · Barcelona
María Dolores Pérez Sancho · Nurse specialised in micropigmentation
Camouflage of vitiligo patches in the genital and surrounding area with precise medical micropigmentation. A specific technique for mucosal skin and intimate areas — with medical judgement, complete confidentiality and a result adapted to each case.
In short
Micropigmentation of genital and penile vitiligo camouflages depigmented areas with pigments matched to your skin tone. It usually takes 2–3 sessions, recovery is minimal and results last 3–5 years. Price: €330 per session. At Dr. Rubén Bermejo Pérez's practice in Clínica Sagrada Família (Barcelona), with a prior medical assessment.
Free first visit
This is your first visit.
Medical judgement
“Genital vitiligo is no different from facial vitiligo in its origin. It is different in how it affects you — and in how it has to be approached. The technique, the pigment and the judgement change completely.”María Dolores Pérez Sancho
Technique · Vitiligo in intimate areas
An even tone, with discretion.
Confidential and unhurried.
To check how the skin responds.
The tone is matched progressively.
What it treats
Vitiligo on the external genitals — labia, pubic area, scrotum, penis — is one of the locations that most affects body image in intimacy. Micropigmentation with pigments specific to mucosal skin matches the tone of the patches precisely to the surrounding skin, with a very natural result in normal light.
The perianal area and perineum are where vitiligo often appears and where the impact on intimacy can be significant. Micropigmentation here needs pigments specific to genital skin and techniques adapted to skin with different characteristics from the face or body.
Stable vitiligo in the pubic and groin area can be treated effectively with micropigmentation. It's a transition zone between abdominal and genital skin — the technique and pigments are adapted to each zone's tone, with a very careful gradient to ensure continuity with the surrounding skin.
For patients with genital vitiligo who have followed dermatological treatments without repigmentation, and whose vitiligo is fully stable, micropigmentation is the effective camouflage alternative available. The consultation and treatment are completely confidential — discretion is part of the protocol.
The practical side
Everything you need to know before your consultation. No small print.
Shorter than on facial skin — mucosal and genital skin process pigment faster.
6–8 weeks apart. Each session reviews the previous result. Pigment behaves less predictably in mucosal skin.
Possible mild tenderness for the first few hours. Specific aftercare for the area while healing. No real downtime.
It depends on the extent, location and number of patches. It is set at the assessment.
Who it's for
Not sure if it's for you? That is exactly what the consultation is for: we'll tell you honestly what we see.
Free first visit · no commitment
In the consultation we study your case, talk about what you want and set the goals together. If you don't need treatment, we'll tell you that too.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about genital vitiligo micropigmentation. If your question isn't here, write to us.
The guide price is €330 per session. It depends on the extent, location and number of patches, and is set at the assessment. The first consultation is free. You can see all fees on the prices page.
Usually 2–3 sessions, 6–8 weeks apart. Each session reviews the previous result. Pigment behaves less predictably in mucosal skin.
At Clínica Sagrada Família, C/ Torras i Pujalt 1 (3rd floor), Barcelona. It is performed by María Dolores Pérez Sancho, a micropigmentation specialist.
Yes, when done with the right materials and judgement. The key is using pigments specifically formulated for mucosal and genital skin — not all micropigmentation pigments are suitable for this area. The technique also differs from that used on the face or body.
Genital and mucosal skin has a different pH, more moisture and reacts to pigment very differently from facial or body skin. Pigment fades faster, choosing the tone is more complex because mucosal skin has pinker, more variable tones, and aftercare is different. Results also last less than in other areas.
Completely. Your information is protected by medical confidentiality. We never share information with third parties. The assessment follows the same protocol as any other medical consultation — no unnecessary questions, focused only on the clinical case.
We apply numbing cream beforehand. The genital area is sensitive — allowing enough time for numbing is especially important here. Most patients tolerate it well with correctly applied anaesthetic.
Between 3 and 5 years — slightly less than in other areas because genital skin processes pigment faster. A touch-up is recommended when the camouflage starts to lose intensity visibly. Protecting the area from direct sun helps the result last longer.
Keep the area dry and don't apply unprescribed products for the first 24–48 hours. Avoid friction and intense exercise for the first few days. No sexual intercourse for the first week. Apply the prescribed healing cream following the protocol for the area. We give you all instructions in writing before you leave.
It depends on the treatment. Some topical vitiligo treatments — corticosteroids, calcineurin inhibitors — are compatible with micropigmentation if paused for a few days before and after the session. UV light treatments need a longer break. We assess it at the consultation according to your treatment.
Free consultation
First visit with no commitment. There is always an assessment first; if the treatment is right for you, it can be done the same day.
In Sant Gervasi, next to Ronda del General Mitre. It is not in the area around the Sagrada Família basilica.