Menopausal & hormonal skin

Menopause and other hormonal shifts can change how skin looks and behaves. Declining oestrogen influences collagen, skin thickness, hydration and elasticity, so skin may feel thinner, drier and less resilient, and treatments that once worked well can seem less effective. At Skinfresh, Dr Frances Pitsilis assesses these changes at the level of hormones, metabolism and nutrition as well as the skin itself, so a plan can be matched to this stage of life.

Women noticing skin changes through perimenopause and menopause, and younger women whose skin is affected by hormonal concerns such as acne or PCOS.

• Considers the hormonal, metabolic and nutritional factors behind skin change, not the surface alone
• A personalised plan that can combine internal support with collagen-stimulating and hydrating skin treatments
• Cosmetic treatments used conservatively to keep results natural-looking

An initial consultation reviews your skin, health history and any relevant hormonal or nutritional factors. From there, Dr Frances or one of the nurses discusses options, which may combine internal health support with treatments such as collagen stimulation, skin hydration and, where suitable, subtle structural support.