Caring For Your Skin In Menopause

menopause skin symptomsEmbarking on the journey of menopause can be overwhelming, with a myriad of physical and emotional changes that demand our attention.

It is high time we open up the conversation about this transformative phase in a woman’s life.

Typically occurring during our mid-40s, menopause comes burdened with mood swings, anxieties, sleep deprivation, and the imminent threat of weight gain.

Many women in their 40s will bear witness to signs that their own menopause voyages have commenced, leaving them to confront not only the alterations in their bodies, but also the impact they have had on their skin.

Gone are the carefree days when skincare routine was a breeze. Menopause calls women to be more vigilant and proactive in maintaining a healthy complexion. The natural consequences of aging see once-relaxed attitudes toward skincare fade away, as the realisation of the importance of preservation becomes all too clear.

In this blog, we embark on a journey together, peeling back the layers of understanding surrounding menopause and exploring how it affects our skin.

Join us as we delve into the challenges that lie ahead and discover strategies to conquer the changes that menopause brings. Brace yourself, for we are about to uncover the secrets of this transformative phase and embark on a remarkable skincare odyssey.

How Menopause Affects the Skin

Common Symptoms

  • Dry skin
    Many women will notice that their skin will start to become drier from their mid-40 to late 40-s. At this stage in your life it is important to focus on collagen and elastin. This duo of proteins keep your complexion plump and your fine wrinkles in check. In my experience radiofrequency based treatments help a lot as well as laser facials.
  • Sebum
    During your 40s, the skin will start producing less of sebum. Sebum is an oily, waxy substance produced by your body’s sebaceous glands. It coats, moisturises, and protects your skin from environmental pollutants. Vitamin C Serums are high on our list.
  • Lymphatic system
    Your lymphatic system will start to slow. It is the lymphatic system that is responsible for getting rid of toxins. When at home we would recommend massaging your skin to reduce puffiness around your eyes and cheeks.
  • Loss of oestrogen
    As we get older the production of oestrogen slows down. Low oestrogen leads to a loss of collagen, bone depletion, sagging. The fine lines will appear more prominent then they perhaps done before.
  • Pigmentation
    Pigmentation is one of the problems that starts to bother us in late 40s, with patchiness or areas of discolouration appearing, especially where the face has been exposed to the sun. Our mantra is to use SPF all the time.

There are plenty of cosmeceuticals available on the market to help with at home routine. However, nowadays we are able to take advantage of technology to help boost the skin.

What can we recommend to help?

menopause skin visia scanAt Quinn Clinics you have ample choice. We love to offer our clients the very latest and best technology for improving their skin. Here are just a few suggestions to consider:

  • Hydratite
    Radiofrequency based treatment that stimulate your collagen and elastin to work on your jaw line or cheekbone area. This treatment combines exfoliation and cleans of HydraFacial whilst harnessing the power of radiofrequency treatment to tighten your skin
  • HydraGenesis
    A laser based treatment. We prep the skin by using HydraFacial vortex solution to cleanse and exfoliate. The Genesis laser work by targeting dead skin cells underneath your skin, stimulating collagen production and reducing pores.
  • LaseMD
    Another laser treatment, that fights pigmentation. It creates unique microchannels ready to deliver specially designed serums. It is the only available technology that guarantees better serum delivery solution than any topical application.
  • GeneO+
    Our brand new treatment. This treatment combines tripolar radiofrequency to stimulate collagen and elastin whilst activating your lymphatic system, followed by microdermabrasion and finishing with serums delivered right to your freshly cleansed skin

ABOUT QUINN CLINICS

ADVANCED SKIN TREATMENT CLINIC, BRISTOL

Quinn Clinics was established in 2006 and offers a full range of cosmetic, medical and laser skin treatments. As well as popular anti-ageing injections, the clinics can offer the latest skin rejuvenation technology including IPL, laser and CO2 fractional laser, radio-frequency and ultrasound treatments.

The main clinic and head office is based in Redland, Bristol

In addition to a host of advanced skin treatments, Quinn Clinics also offers non-surgical body shaping with the biggest selection of treatment technology in the South West.

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Caring For Your Skin In Menopause
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Caring For Your Skin In Menopause
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Find out how the menopause can affect your skin with 6 common symptoms. Latest/best technology for improving the/ skin: HydraFacial, HydraTite, LaseMD, GeneO+.

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