Baby Acne
Baby acne is a common skin condition that occurs in newborns and infants up to six months of age. It manifests as small red or white pimples, usually on the face, and especially on the cheeks, forehead and chin. The cause of baby acne is not fully understood, but it is thought to be due to the mother's hormones that are passed on to the baby during pregnancy.
At Geoderma Clinic, our expert team offers safe and effective treatments for baby acne. We understand the delicate nature of baby skin and provide personalized approaches that ensure your baby's comfort and health. Our treatments aim to relieve symptoms and prevent complications, using gentle products and methods that are suitable for babies.
Do you have additional questions about the service?
Can I use adult acne products on my baby?
No, you shouldn't use adult acne products on your baby as they can be too harsh on baby's sensitive skin. It is best to consult our experts for proper care.
How can I care for my baby's skin if it has acne?
Keep baby's skin clean and dry, using only mild cleansers. Avoid oily products and don't squeeze or rub pimples.
When should I see a dermatologist for baby acne?
If baby acne worsens, does not improve after a few months, or if you notice signs of infection, it is a good idea to consult a specialist. Book an appointment in our clinic and our specialized dermatologists will inform you.
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