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The only way to tell if your acne is severe is to visit a dermatologist. The earlier the diagnosis is made the more likely the treatment will be effective and the risk of scarring will be reduced.
Some natural programs are considered unsafe for pregnant mothers too. Excessive supplementation with vitamin a, a standard for acne natural treatment, can cause birth defects when taken by pregnant mothers. The acne treatment during pregnancy should be checked with your physician before implementing, even if it is a natural product. You may be delighted to know, though, that many obstetricians recommend a B supplement vitamin during pregnancy and this can also help with skin problems.
Under special conditions, even salicylic acid is not recommended for pregnant women. Natural healing programs that supplement with vitamin A are not advised for pregnant mothers and can cause birth defects. Retin-A, a topical vitamin A treatment, is also not recommended for pregnant mothers for the same reason. Black skin doesn't do well with lasers in some cases. And sensitive skin typically can even have problems with benzoyl peroxide.
Now that medical science has determined what causes the formation of most acne blemishes, quite a few medically sound treatments have been devised, with innovations happening all the time. That said, basic skin care is the root of all treatment.
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