Jordan dead Sea
A healing oasis for vitiligo

At the dead Sea in Jordan we treat vitiligo with climatotherapy by following the protocol of Professor Karin Schallreuter, a method convalidated in over 20 years of experience.

A two/three weeks trips, is being organized to the Dead Sea in Jordan, to treat vitiligo in both its physical and mental effects.

We believe that your journey should be more than just a treatment for your skin. It should be a life-changing experience that creates memories to last a lifetime.

Get ready for a experience you'll never forget.

Next available dates for Vitiligo climatotherapy are:

26th April- 19th May 2024

27th September-18th October 2024

Trip details

Vitiligo Climatotherapy at the Dead Sea

The Professor Schallereuter´s method has been convalidated in over 20 years of experience and positive results. Over 1000 patients have been treated through this method. To know the treatment plan and how it works click below.

Within seven months following the 3 weeks of Vitiligo climato, significant repigmentation (90%) was observed on both knees.

Significant progress on the elbow has become visible after five months following the climatotherapy in Jordan.

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About

My name is Francesca Barone

I have been suffering from vitiligo since the age of six.

After trying different therapies that did not bring any improvement, in 2014 I learnt about the vitiligo treatment designed by Professor Karin Schallreuter.
The treatment is to be carried out on the Dead Sea in Jordan.
The therapy involves a combination of climatotherapy with the use of a pseudocatalase cream.

Since Professor Schallreuter no longer practices as she is retired, for the past couple of years I have been organizing group trips to Jordan, for people affected by vitiligo, in order to treat this disease following Professor Schallreuter's protocol, promoting the continuity of her effective treatment.

Disclaimer: I am not a dermatologist. I am just a patient affected by vitiligo and my goal is to share my experience in order to help those people affected by this condition.