Please ask if there are glans leukoplakia, sometimes present and sometimes absent, how to treat it?

Patient's question:

Please ask if there are glans leukoplakia, sometimes present and sometimes not. How should it be treated? And how long will it take for the leukoplakia to disappear? Thank you

Doctor's answer:

You can carefully observe whether the surface of the leukoplakia is smooth and scale-free. The leukoplakia appears pale white or milky white. If the boundary is unclear or spreading towards normal skin, it may be vitiligo. The specific condition can only be confirmed after examining the leukoplakia. Vitiligo is a difficult-to-treat disease, with the most prominent feature being its tendency to spread, especially affecting appearance and quality of life. It is recommended that you promptly seek testing and treatment at a national, reputable, and professional hospital to avoid delaying the condition and the best treatment window. Patients must choose a professional institution specializing in treating vitiligo for systematic treatment and comprehensive examination.