Scars and Effects Of Baby Acne

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Baby acne is a disease that seems to emerge from shock or reddish inflammation of the skin in a baby. Baby acne usually on the cheeks, chin and forehead. Can at birth or within 3 to 4 weeks after birth. In fact, baby acne is quite common. Nearly 20% of all newborns suffer from acne.

Baby acne is usually caused by the transfer of hormones from mother to child. Because of the reduced imbalance of hormones in men and women in the baby-system, shock of red in the form of baby acne can.


1) The baby acne can also be used as Whiteheads, blackheads and pustules. The small white heads surrounded by red skin and are stronger when the baby is too fussy and hot. Each contact with the grill from milk, saliva or some wet substance further aggravate the situation.


2) When it comes to baby acne, not to be confused with "milia", the skin is a prerequisite for the newborn. "Milia" can occur at birth and causes redness on the skin. This condition disappears within 2 weeks after birth. If the condition persists more than that, you should see a doctor best.


3) Baby acne generally produces no scars. If they are undisturbed, baby acne usually obvious within a few weeks. If it continues for a long time, it is best to consult your doctor.

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