The treatment of tinea versicolor should be to keep the hands and feet ventilated, reduce the outflow of sweat, which in turn reduces the corrosive effect of sweat on the skin, and apply epidermal growth factor gel on the surface, alternating with comfrey oil, to promote the growth and healing of the skin.

A combination of antifungal medications is also needed so that treatment can be complete. Antifungal drugs can be used bifonazole gel and naftifine ketoconazole ointment, for stubborn tinea versicolor need to add oral itraconazole synergistic treatment. Tinea versicolor can also lead to secondary bacterial infections in severe cases, manifesting as redness, swelling, pus, and pain, which also requires the addition of oral antibiotics.