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Baby Acne Treatment Rogers AR

Baby acne, also known as neonatal acne or acne neonatorum, is a common condition seen in newborn babies . Almost 20 percent of newborns suffer from it. Baby acne is characterized by the appearance of pimples or red bumps on the baby's scalp, forehead, and especially the cheeks. Check below for related information, products and services.
Martha Ann Sharkey, MD, FAAP
479-464-8231
5507 Walsh Ln Ste 101
Rogers, AR
William Matthew James, MD
2570 Penny Ln
Rogers, AR
Harry Mc Kinley Harmon, MD
501-636-9234
1114 Poplar Pl
Rogers, AR
James Edwin Levernier, MD, FAAP
479-640-7724
9605 Summers Rd
Rogers, AR
Janet Susan Cantwell, MD
479-636-9235
1114 Poplar Pl
Rogers, AR
Martha Ann B Sharkey
(479) 464-8231
5507 Walsh Ln
Rogers, AR
Carl A Engmann, MD
479-936-8248
922 Lafayette St
Rogers, AR
Phillip Wesley Rhoads, MD
1140 W Walnut St
Rogers, AR
Janet Susan Cantwell
(479) 636-9235
1114 Poplar Pl
Rogers, AR
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479-636-9234
1114 Poplar Pl
Rogers, AR
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Baby Acne Treatment in Newborn Babies, Top 4 Myths about Baby Acne

Top 4 Myths About Baby Acne

Baby acne , also known as neonatal acne or acne neonatorum, is a common condition seen in newborn babies . Almost 20 percent of newborns suffer from it.

Baby acne is characterized by the appearance of pimples or red bumps on the baby's scalp, forehead, and especially the cheeks. A rough skin, along with pustules, whiteheads, and blackheads is also a common indication of baby acne.

Myth 1: Baby acne is the same as infantile acne or teenage acne.

This is not true. Baby acne is not the same as infantile acne, which affects older infants over three months old. It also has no connection with the acne that teenagers and adults suffer from.

Myth 2: Baby acne can occur at anytime during childhood.

Actually, baby acne usually affects babies three to four weeks after birth. Sometimes however, babies even exhibit signs of baby acne right from the time they are born. The symptoms may appear and recede intermittently as the baby reaches around four to six months of age.

Myth 3: Baby acne is the result of poor hygiene and nursing.

On the contrary, baby acne is believed to be caused by hormones released by the mother during pregnancy. Absorbed through the placenta, these hormones play an important role in the development of the fetus during the later stages of the pregnancy . These hormones stimulate the oil glands present in the baby's skin and are thought to cause baby acne.

The symptoms may...

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