Pregnant women love their flawless complexion and radiant “pregnancy glow,” despite having to deal with other not-so-flattering skin changes like stretch marks, skin tags and varicose veins.

Some experts don’t recommend treating melasma during pregnancy. One reason is that it may resolve on its own. And some treatment methods may not be safe or effective to use when pregnant.

July 17 (UPI) --Researchers at Boston Medical Center and Boston University School of Medicine report that a black light was more effective than the naked eye for diagnosing melasma in pregnancy.

The website states that the condition is common among pregnant people, with 15-20% of those expecting experiencing melasma during their pregnancy. Pregnant Mandy Moore Reveals the 'Biggest ...

Follow This Guide To Safe Skincare During Pregnancy. Written by Tavishi Dogra | Updated : July 26, 2024 8:47 PM IST Your skin might start acting up during pregnancy.

Fluctuations in certain hormones can cause melasma, which is why it commonly occurs during pregnancy. Melasma may also occur when you either start or stop hormonal contraception, including birth ...

Melasma -- also known as 'pregnancy mask' -- is a skin condition triggered by hormones, which causes blotchy, dark patches on the forehead, cheeks and upper lip. Experts say it impacts up to 70 ...

Sunrise host, Edwina Bartholomew has taken to Instagram to laugh over a problem that many pregnant women face, pigmentation aka melasma. The 36-year-old, who is expecting her first child with ...