On the Risk of Fruit Acid Rejuvenation in Pregnancy
During pregnancy, women need to be careful about everything, especially when it comes to skin care. Fruit acid rejuvenation has been very popular in recent years, but it is done during pregnancy, and the hidden risks cannot be ignored.

Fruit acid, organic acids extracted from natural fruits and vegetables, commonly include glycolic acid, etc. It can accelerate the metabolism of the stratum corneum in normal skin care, make the skin smooth and delicate, and improve skin quality. However, during pregnancy, women have specific physiological functions, and their skin is also in a different state.

From the perspective of skin absorption, the skin permeability changes during pregnancy, and the percutaneous absorption of fruit acid may be abnormal. Glycolic acid has a small molecular weight and is easy to penetrate the skin barrier. If fruit acid rejuvenation is performed during pregnancy, excessive glycolic acid enters the body, or affects the fetus through blood circulation. Although there is no conclusive conclusion that it will cause abnormal fetal development, the latent risk cannot be ignored.

Re-discuss the local irritation caused by fruit acid rejuvenation. The skin is more sensitive during pregnancy. After fruit acid rejuvenation operation, the skin is prone to redness, swelling, tingling, desquamation and other symptoms. This not only makes pregnant women uncomfortable, but also activates the immune mechanism in the body. Although the body has a certain ability to regulate, it may have adverse effects on the fetal microenvironment during fragile pregnancy.

Another study suggests that fruit acid rejuvenation may interfere with hormone balance in the body. Hormone levels during pregnancy are subtle and critical, maintaining fetal growth and development. The regulatory effect of fruit acid on skin cells may indirectly affect hormone signaling in the body. Although the specific mechanism of action is not fully understood, hormone imbalance has potential threats such as teratogenesis and developmental delay to the fetus, which must be prevented.

In summary, in order to ensure the health of the mother and baby during pregnancy, it is prudent to use fruit acid to rejuvenate the skin. If the skin is ill during pregnancy and needs cosmetic care, consult a professional dermatologist to weigh the pros and cons, and must not do it rashly, so as to avoid endless consequences.