“Most of the usual treatments are in the no-go zone [for pregnancy],” says Sheila Farhang, MD, a board-certified dermatologist in Tucson, explaining that common acne-fighting ...

When you’re pregnant ... and niacinamide treatments.” From the latter category of over-the-counter products, Fishman recommends the sulfur-based acne medication, Acnomel.

Among the myriad of ways pregnancy affects your body and everyday life, its impact on your skin care regimen is often overlooked. Not only can your skin concerns change when pregnant — oily ...

These skincare products and beauty treatments are safe for mama and baby—and they *actually* work to help reduce melasma, acne, fine lines, and texture. Managing Editor, Commerce Managing Editor ...

While most treatments involving a needle, laser or acid are of course off the menu for the time-being, this pregnancy-safe peel will help with hormonal skin woes such as persistent acne and leave ...

Uncover how hormones, diet, and habits fuel chin acne and learn effective strategies to achieve clear, healthier skin for ...

Now, when I say acne, I’m talking about anything from angry red pustules to bumpy closed comedones and pesky whiteheads and blackheads. The treatment that’s best for a teen will depend on the ...