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Ask the Expert Amy Paller, MD Q: What's the best way to prevent and treat baby acne? A: Baby acne during the first months of life requires no treatment. No matter how bad it looks, it will clear up spontaneously during the first months, and will leave no scarring. There is a form of "infantile" acne that tends to begin after the first months, which is more common in boys, and can be severe enough to scar if associated with cyst formation. See your pediatrician and pediatric dermatologist to handle this if infantile acne is severe. Dr. Amy Paller is the Chair of Dermatology and Professor of Pediatrics at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, Illinois. Sick Kids and Daycare Separated in Store Returning to Work Diaper Rash Public Punishment Talking to Strangers Healthy Groceries Baby on Board Fever Fixers Fun Veggies Purse Pouches Safe Thermometers IUDs and Sponges Considering Steralization? Essential Medicines Hormone-free Birth Control Sound Sleep Strategies Post-Baby Birth Control Tossing and Turning Midnight Feedings Sleep Needs Freezer clutter Newborns & Siblings Food and Stress Matching Outfits Invitation Control Junk Food Cravings Breastfeeding Basics Work Hours Afternoon Energy Boosters Motherhood Envy Work Overload Potty Problems Bad Biting Babysitter Envy Sugar Consumption Morning Tantrums Saving Money Smart Bill Paying Skin Irritation Angel Kisses Tough Situations for Kids Numerous Nightmares Kids in Your Bed   Copyright © 2008 Studio One Networks. All rights reserved.

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