Early vitiligo usually can not rely on the simple use of creams to smear well, usually need early systematic application of glucocorticoids for intervention or combined with other treatments to reduce the condition. According to the vitiligo course staging can be divided into progressive stage and stable stage, in which the stable stage refers to 1 year without expansion of skin lesions, no newborn, and most of the early vitiligo patients are in the progressive stage. Patients with progressive vitiligo, especially those with rapid progression, need to apply glucocorticosteroids (prednisone) systematically under the guidance of a doctor for early intervention, and at the same time use topical glucocorticosteroids (mometasone furoate) or calcium-modulated phosphatase inhibitors (tacrolimus ointment), and also use topical photosensitizers (tonicotin) or vitamin D3 derivatives (carbostatriol) in low concentrations, and so on. It can also be treated with 308nm excimer laser or localized narrow-spectrum medium-wave ultraviolet irradiation. If the early vitiligo is undefined type (i.e., limited) stable vitiligo, it may be possible to achieve good therapeutic effect by using creams alone, but the probability of this happening is small. It is recommended that early vitiligo patients go to the regular hospital dermatology consultation, under the guidance of the doctor to clarify the condition of staging, typing and severity, to choose the appropriate treatment program, avoid self-medication, so as not to delay the condition or cause serious adverse reactions.