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4.8
Google Reviews
We've seen 13,118 patients and counting
We can treat your Hyperpigmentation
Speak to a doctor online for GH₵135
Buy medicine directly from us
We deliver anywhere in Ghana
4.8
Google Reviews
We've seen 13,118 patients and counting
We can treat your Hyperpigmentation
Speak to a doctor online for GH₵135
Buy medicine directly from us
We deliver anywhere in Ghana
Our doctors can help you with dark spots and patches
Dr. Alfred Yaw Kaitoo
Medical Doctor
Dr. Eyram Esi Awusanya-Sosu
Medical Doctor
Dr. Hameed Nii Addy
Medical Doctor
Dr. Fredua Agyeman
Medical Doctor
Dr. Jerry Coleman
Consultant Obstetrician
& Gynaecologist
Dr. Paa Gyasi Hagan
Consultant Dermatologist
Prof. C. Mate-Kole
Clinical Psychologist & Neuropsychologist
Our doctors can help you with dark spots and patches
Dr. Alfred Yaw Kaitoo
Medical Doctor
Dr. Eyram Esi Awusanya-Sosu
Medical Doctor
Dr. Hameed Nii Addy
Medical Doctor
Dr. Fredua Agyeman
Medical Doctor
Dr. Jerry Coleman
Consultant Obstetrician
& GynaecologistDr. Paa Gyasi Hagan
Consultant Dermatologist
Prof. C. Mate-Kole
Clinical Psychologist & Neuropsychologist
Our doctors can help you with dark spots and patches
Dr. Alfred Yaw Kaitoo
Medical Doctor
Dr. Eyram Esi Awusanya-Sosu
Medical Doctor
Dr. Hameed Nii Addy
Medical Doctor
Dr. Fredua Agyeman
Medical Doctor
Dr. Jerry Coleman
Consultant Obstetrician
& GynaecologistDr. Paa Gyasi Hagan
Consultant Dermatologist
Prof. C. Mate-Kole
Clinical Psychologist & Neuropsychologist
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Learn about hyperpigmentation
Learn about hyperpigmentation
What is hyperpigmentation?
Hyperpigmentation of the skin is a common condition that occurs as a darkening of an area of skin compared to one’s normal skin colour. It is usually caused by overproduction and deposition of a skin pigment known as melanin. Melanin is responsible for the colour our skin, hair and eyes and protects skin cells from the harmful effects of ultraviolet light from the sun.
How common is hyperpigmentation?
People with darker skin tones are more prone to hyperpigmentation, especially with excess sun exposure. Up to 65% of Black people are believed to struggle with hyperpigmentation at some point in their lives.
What causes hyperpigmentation?
Excessive exposure to sunlight Acne complications Pregnancy eg melasma, linea nigra Complications of bleached skin Burns and its after effects Cancer managements Old age Infections of the skin eg ringworm Atopic dermatitis and other skin allergies Excessive response of the body to hormonal imbalances. Skin injuries Medical conditions eg. Addison’s disease (adrenal insufficiency), Cushing’s disease, Acanthosis nigricans, hemochromatosis, and Porphyria
What can I do to prevent hyperpigmentation?
Use sunscreen when you anticipate long exposure to sunlight Avoid pressing/popping pimples Avoid abusing steroids and other skin bleaching products
What are symptoms of hyperpigmentation?
Depending on the cause, hyperpigmentation may appear at a specific part of the body (localized) or on the whole body (diffused) depending on the underlying cause. The dark spots may be a single patch or appear in patches. Features of the dark spot(s) such as size, how fast they grow, their shape, determine the diagnosis.
What are treatments for hyperpigmentation?
Treating hyperpigmentation depends on the underlying cause. While some respond quickly to prescribed medications/creams, other cases of hyperpigmentation require a longer time to achieve a normal skin colour. In cases where permanent damage to the skin has occurred, it is impossible to achieve a normal skin colour using medical intervention.
What is hyperpigmentation?
Hyperpigmentation of the skin is a common condition that occurs as a darkening of an area of skin compared to one’s normal skin colour. It is usually caused by overproduction and deposition of a skin pigment known as melanin. Melanin is responsible for the colour our skin, hair and eyes and protects skin cells from the harmful effects of ultraviolet light from the sun.
How common is hyperpigmentation?
People with darker skin tones are more prone to hyperpigmentation, especially with excess sun exposure. Up to 65% of Black people are believed to struggle with hyperpigmentation at some point in their lives.
What causes hyperpigmentation?
Excessive exposure to sunlight Acne complications Pregnancy eg melasma, linea nigra Complications of bleached skin Burns and its after effects Cancer managements Old age Infections of the skin eg ringworm Atopic dermatitis and other skin allergies Excessive response of the body to hormonal imbalances. Skin injuries Medical conditions eg. Addison’s disease (adrenal insufficiency), Cushing’s disease, Acanthosis nigricans, hemochromatosis, and Porphyria
What can I do to prevent hyperpigmentation?
Use sunscreen when you anticipate long exposure to sunlight Avoid pressing/popping pimples Avoid abusing steroids and other skin bleaching products
What are symptoms of hyperpigmentation?
Depending on the cause, hyperpigmentation may appear at a specific part of the body (localized) or on the whole body (diffused) depending on the underlying cause. The dark spots may be a single patch or appear in patches. Features of the dark spot(s) such as size, how fast they grow, their shape, determine the diagnosis.
What are treatments for hyperpigmentation?
Treating hyperpigmentation depends on the underlying cause. While some respond quickly to prescribed medications/creams, other cases of hyperpigmentation require a longer time to achieve a normal skin colour. In cases where permanent damage to the skin has occurred, it is impossible to achieve a normal skin colour using medical intervention.
What is hyperpigmentation?
Hyperpigmentation of the skin is a common condition that occurs as a darkening of an area of skin compared to one’s normal skin colour. It is usually caused by overproduction and deposition of a skin pigment known as melanin. Melanin is responsible for the colour our skin, hair and eyes and protects skin cells from the harmful effects of ultraviolet light from the sun.
How common is hyperpigmentation?
People with darker skin tones are more prone to hyperpigmentation, especially with excess sun exposure. Up to 65% of Black people are believed to struggle with hyperpigmentation at some point in their lives.
What causes hyperpigmentation?
Excessive exposure to sunlight Acne complications Pregnancy eg melasma, linea nigra Complications of bleached skin Burns and its after effects Cancer managements Old age Infections of the skin eg ringworm Atopic dermatitis and other skin allergies Excessive response of the body to hormonal imbalances. Skin injuries Medical conditions eg. Addison’s disease (adrenal insufficiency), Cushing’s disease, Acanthosis nigricans, hemochromatosis, and Porphyria
What can I do to prevent hyperpigmentation?
Use sunscreen when you anticipate long exposure to sunlight Avoid pressing/popping pimples Avoid abusing steroids and other skin bleaching products
What are symptoms of hyperpigmentation?
Depending on the cause, hyperpigmentation may appear at a specific part of the body (localized) or on the whole body (diffused) depending on the underlying cause. The dark spots may be a single patch or appear in patches. Features of the dark spot(s) such as size, how fast they grow, their shape, determine the diagnosis.
What are treatments for hyperpigmentation?
Treating hyperpigmentation depends on the underlying cause. While some respond quickly to prescribed medications/creams, other cases of hyperpigmentation require a longer time to achieve a normal skin colour. In cases where permanent damage to the skin has occurred, it is impossible to achieve a normal skin colour using medical intervention.
Do you need help with hyperpigmentation?
Do you need help with hyperpigmentation?
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Answer a few questions to get an online diagnosis from a doctor
Step 2
Buy medicine directly from us
Your doctor will create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Step 3
We deliver anywhere in Ghana
We’ll deliver your medication directly to you in discreet packaging.
How Berry Health works
Step 1
Speak to a doctor online for GH₵135
Answer a few questions to get an online diagnosis from a doctor
Step 2
Buy medicine directly from us
Your doctor will create a personalized treatment plan just for you.
Step 3
We deliver anywhere in Ghana
We’ll deliver your medication directly to you in discreet packaging.
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What is Berry Health?
Berry Health is an online medical service providing private consultations, prescription drugs, and nationwide delivery throughout Ghana.
What health services do you offer?
We specialise in sexual health, mental health, and dermatology (including beard, hair, and nails). Whatever condition you’re suffering from, we’ll ask some simple questions and provide you with a diagnosis in minutes. If you need prescription medications, we’ll deliver them wherever you want within the country, discreetly, and on time.
How does online healthcare or telehealth work?
Just like your local GP, we’re here to support you with expert, confidential advice and treatment but without the travel and waiting time. You can reach us whether you’re relaxing at home or hard at work. With pick up in clinic or standard or express delivery, you’ll get fast access to the treatment you need.
What can you tell me about your doctors?
All of our doctors, therapists, and medical advisors live and work in Ghana. They have degrees from prestigous programmes like the Univerity of Ghana, Univeristy of Cape Coast, and Yale University. Together they have decades of experience in medical practice.
Can I access Berry Health anywhere in Ghana?
Absolutely! Our platform is accessible nationwide, allowing you to connect with qualified healthcare professionals from the comfort of your home. You can buy medicine from us and we'll deliver it to you anywhere in Ghana.
What is Berry Health?
Berry Health is an online medical service providing private consultations, prescription drugs, and nationwide delivery throughout Ghana.
What health services do you offer?
We specialise in sexual health, mental health, and dermatology (including beard, hair, and nails). Whatever condition you’re suffering from, we’ll ask some simple questions and provide you with a diagnosis in minutes. If you need prescription medications, we’ll deliver them wherever you want within the country, discreetly, and on time.
How does online healthcare or telehealth work?
Just like your local GP, we’re here to support you with expert, confidential advice and treatment but without the travel and waiting time. You can reach us whether you’re relaxing at home or hard at work. With pick up in clinic or standard or express delivery, you’ll get fast access to the treatment you need.
What can you tell me about your doctors?
All of our doctors, therapists, and medical advisors live and work in Ghana. They have degrees from prestigous programmes like the Univerity of Ghana, Univeristy of Cape Coast, and Yale University. Together they have decades of experience in medical practice.
Can I access Berry Health anywhere in Ghana?
Absolutely! Our platform is accessible nationwide, allowing you to connect with qualified healthcare professionals from the comfort of your home. You can buy medicine from us and we'll deliver it to you anywhere in Ghana.
What is Berry Health?
Berry Health is an online medical service providing private consultations, prescription drugs, and nationwide delivery throughout Ghana.
What health services do you offer?
We specialise in sexual health, mental health, and dermatology (including beard, hair, and nails). Whatever condition you’re suffering from, we’ll ask some simple questions and provide you with a diagnosis in minutes. If you need prescription medications, we’ll deliver them wherever you want within the country, discreetly, and on time.
How does online healthcare or telehealth work?
Just like your local GP, we’re here to support you with expert, confidential advice and treatment but without the travel and waiting time. You can reach us whether you’re relaxing at home or hard at work. With pick up in clinic or standard or express delivery, you’ll get fast access to the treatment you need.
What can you tell me about your doctors?
All of our doctors, therapists, and medical advisors live and work in Ghana. They have degrees from prestigous programmes like the Univerity of Ghana, Univeristy of Cape Coast, and Yale University. Together they have decades of experience in medical practice.
Can I access Berry Health anywhere in Ghana?
Absolutely! Our platform is accessible nationwide, allowing you to connect with qualified healthcare professionals from the comfort of your home. You can buy medicine from us and we'll deliver it to you anywhere in Ghana.
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