“…The tapioca sago or satellite lesions is a dermoscopic feature observed in younger patients, and some authors associate it with instability and early stages of the disease [7]. While perifollicular depigmentation, perilesional and marginal hyperpigmentation, intra and perilesional erythema, telangiectasias and atrophy are the main dermoscopic features of stable and pigmentary vitiligo [6]. Recently, novel UV-dermoscopy, a combinaison of UV, dermoscopy and photoelectric sensor and HDMI HD video data line, shows effectiveness in early diagnosis, activity assessment, and treatment effect evaluation of vitiligo [8].…”