Patient's question:
My son is 7 months old. His facial skin seems less smooth than before, and he often has some small bumps. What skincare is suitable for him? How should I take care of his skin?Doctor's answer:
Dry winter air, insufficient drinking water, or tear deficiency can all lead to cracked skin on a baby's face, a condition that is relatively common in clinical practice. It is recommended to maintain a good living environment with appropriate indoor temperature and humidity, drink sufficient water, and consider switching to other brands of children's skincare products or using glycerin, olive oil, etc., if necessary. Since the amount of skincare product used by a baby each time is small, to avoid bacteria growth and nutrient loss due to prolonged opening of infant skincare products, it is best to purchase small-sized and small-packaged infant skincare products when making a purchase.