Интервью Арнольда Клейна Ларри Кингу-------------------Dr. Arnie Klein, dermatologist to the stars, had a long-term association with Michael Jackson. The professor of medicine and dermatology at UCLA was also Jackson&#39;s friend.Larry King: Doctor, how did you first meet Michael?Dr. Arnie Klein, Michael Jackson&#39;s dermatologist: I met Michael because someone had brought him into my office. I took one look at him, and I said you have lupus erythematosus.King: Lupus?Klein: Lupus, yes. He had a red butterfly rash, and he also had severe crusting you could see on the scalp. ... So I then did a biopsy. I diagnosed lupus. And then our relationship went from there.King: Let&#39;s fast forward. You saw him the Monday before he died. What was the purpose of the visit?Klein: He came to me because, basically, I was sort of rebuilding his face, because he had severe acne and scarring. He had scarring from having a lot of cosmetic surgery. ... I was rebuilding his face so he looked much more normal. And contrary to what people said, he could not take off his nose. His nose was attached. But it looked too small.............................................................................................King: What is vitiligo?Klein: It&#39;s a loss of pigment cells. It&#39;s an autoimmune disease and lupus is an autoimmune disease. And they tend to go together, because you make antibodies against your pigment cells.King: Did Michael have it?Klein: Absolutely.King: Do black people have it more than white people?Klein: No. But it&#39;s just more visible on black people, because they have dark skin.King: How bad was his?Klein: Oh, his was bad because he began to get a totally speckled look over his body.King: So let&#39;s clear up something. He was not someone desirous of being white?Klein: No. Michael was black. He was very proud of his black heritage. He changed the world for black people.