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For the nine months. And everything before, after, and in between. Skincare from your derm friend who’s been there.

I made this for us.

I’m a board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist, published researcher, and mom of three.

I’ve spent my career studying skin and translating complex science into something people can actually use.

And here’s what I know: the conversation around skincare during motherhood is full of confusion, fear-based marketing, contradictory advice, and outdated myths repeated so often they sound like facts.

My job is to look at the actual research and tell you what really matters, without the fear and without the confusion.

I’m not here to lecture you or tell you what to panic about. I’m here to make things simpler. To give you the information that matters most. To help you feel like yourself again.

Think of me as your derm friend who’s been exactly where you are. I had the skin changes. I read the studies. I made the products I wished existed.

And now I’m here for all of you.

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Becoming a mom doesn't erase you. But it can make you feel like you've gone missing.

Your skin changes. Your body changes. Your identity feels like it's been borrowed by someone else. And the skincare aisle? It's either full of panic-inducing ingredient lists or marketing that talks to you like you've never read a label before.

Dr. Aegean Chan knows because she's lived it — three times over. As a board-certified dermatologist, dermatopathologist, and published researcher, she spent years translating complex science into something people can actually use.

But when she became a mom, she realized the products and advice out there weren't built for this life.