Vitiligo is related to decreased immunity, genetic heredity, copper deficiency in the body, or local trauma. Therefore, it is advised not to tattoo over vitiligo patches, as tattooing can cause trauma to the skin surface and potentially lead to more severe loss of melanin. People with this condition should avoid getting tattoos. They should seek standard treatment at a regular hospital's dermatology department. Treatment typically involves oral medications, topical medications, and the use of a 308-nm excimer laser, which can accelerate recovery. During treatment, it is important to exercise regularly to boost immunity. It is recommended to eat more black foods and to avoid an excess of vitamin C-rich foods and spicy, stimulating foods. Try to avoid staying up late.