Dr Akshay Kishor Healthspace

Pregnancy can make the skin more sensitive, and some skincare ingredients may not be suitable during this period. Pregnant individuals are generally advised to avoid topical retinoids, including tretinoin, adapalene, and tazarotene, unless specifically advised otherwise by a qualified healthcare professional. High-strength salicylic acid used over large areas should also be discussed with a doctor before use. For acne, pigmentation, dryness, or other pregnancy-related skin concerns, choosing simple, gentle products can be helpful. A mild cleanser, moisturiser, and broad-spectrum sunscreen are commonly used as part of a basic skincare routine. Always check product labels and discuss unfamiliar active ingredients with a dermatologist. Do not stop prescribed medicines without medical advice. Skincare requirements can vary during pregnancy, and professional guidance is especially important when treating persistent acne, melasma, hair concerns, or other skin conditions. Healthspace Clinic provides patient-focused Dermatology, Trichology, and Sexology care in Mumbai. A dermatologist can review your skincare products and help identify pregnancy-appropriate options based on your individual needs. 3 days ago Call now