<p>Skin bleaching has been normalized for decades, in homes, salons, markets, and across social media. But what many people still see as “just skincare” is, in reality, a serious health issue.</p><br><p>In partnership with Eucerin, Tea With Tay hosted a live panel conversation as part of the #SayNoToBleaching campaign, an advocacy-led discussion focused on education, prevention, and healthy skin practices without shame or judgement.</p><br><p>Across two powerful sessions, leading dermatologists from across Nigeria break down:</p><p>-What actually qualifies as skin bleaching</p><p>-The most common ingredients and hidden risks</p><p>-Short-term and long-term health complications</p><p>-The myths people still believe</p><p>-The role of colorism and cultural pressure</p><p>-Youth, social media, and rising early exposure</p><p>-Prevention strategies and safe skincare habits</p><br><p>SESSION 1 FEATURES:</p><p>Dr. Cynthia Ebie: Consultant Dermatologist, Deputy Clinical Director, General Hospital Lagos</p><p>Prof. Altraide Daseltima: President, Nigerian Association of Dermatology (NAD)</p><p>Dr. Ehiaghe Anaba: Chairman, NAD Anti-Skin Bleaching Campaign Committee</p><br><p>SESSION 2 FEATURES:</p><p>Dr. Uzoamaka Iloabachie: Medical Director, Skintisfaction Dermatology &amp; Aesthetic Clinic</p><p>Dr. Faiza Saduki: Consultant Dermatologist, Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital</p><p>Dr. Chukwuka Ifeanyi Robert: Consultant Dermatologist, UNTH Enugu</p><p>This conversation is not about policing choices. It’s about understanding risks, unlearning harmful beauty standards, and choosing health from a place of knowledge.</p><p>Healthy skin isn’t about changing who you are.</p><p>It’s about caring for what you already have.</p><p>#Say@ToskinBleaching #EmbraceYourSkin #OwnYourShade.</p><hr><p style='color:grey; font-size:0.75em;'> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.</p>