Can skincare products be used after a miscarriage?

Generally speaking, skincare products can be used after a miscarriage, but it is advisable to prioritize gentle, non-irritating options. The specific analysis is as follows:

After a miscarriage, women may experience skin sensitivity, dryness, or other issues due to hormonal fluctuations and physical weakness. At this time, two types of skincare products should be avoided: first, those containing irritating ingredients such as alcohol, fragrances, or heavy metals, which may exacerbate skin sensitivity and potentially increase the body's metabolic burden through dermal absorption; second, highly active or functional products, such as strong whitening or anti-aging formulations, whose complex ingredients may irritate the skin. After a miscarriage, the body should focus on fundamental recovery rather than pursuing advanced skincare benefits.

It is recommended to use simple, basic moisturizing products, such as mild moisturizing lotions or creams. Before regular use, perform a patch test on the inner wrist or behind the ear to check for allergic reactions like redness or itching. Only proceed if no adverse reaction occurs. Additionally, it’s important to note that skincare products act only on the surface layer of the skin and do not affect uterine healing or overall physical recovery. Therefore, there is no need to overly restrict basic skincare routines based on the misconception that "certain restrictions apply after a miscarriage."

Maintaining basic skincare can help preserve skin condition. However, if any skin discomfort occurs after using a product, discontinue use immediately and consult a dermatologist to ensure proper skin care without compromising physical recovery.