Lighter skin has long been associated with power and privilege, and the use of lightening creams remains pervasive in some parts of the world. Driven by colorism in society and the media, some consumers are now going even further.

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In this educative talk, Dr Vivian Oputa who is a Medical Practitioner and Specialist in Aesthetic Medicine, Surgery and Dermatology with a core focus is corrective skincare takes us through the disadvantages of bleaching the skin and the effects that usually happens.  Dr. Vivian Oputa is a Medical Practitioner and Specialist in Aesthetic Medicine, Surgery and Dermatology. Her core focus is Corrective Skincare. She is the Medical Director of Dermacare Medical Aesthetics. She is also a Wellness Coach and Anti-Aging Medicine Expert. Dr. Oputa gives health talks and lectures regularly and has been a guest on several Television and Radio Shows. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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