How do I get rid of corn and calluses permanently?

In terms of OTC products that you have listed, a combination of both benzoyl peroxide, which kills the acne bacteria, and salicylic acid, which reduces comedones, will be most effective for mild acne. However, the combination of both products may cause skin irritation, so use with precaution and look out for any changes during the first few weeks. Also, consider applying the products separately, one in the morning and the other one at night to minimize skin irritation.

To answer your question, yes, you may. In fact, topical acne medications that you have listed (benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid) have no interactions with your anti-depressant therapy. With that said, it is also not associated with aggravating depression. On the other hand, if your acne is severe and oral isotretinoin is being considered, then these topical acne medications must be used with caution. This is due to the fact that isotretinoin may aggravate an underlying depressive illness or psychiatric disorders [1].