Collagen loss is one of the most visible consequences of menopause-related hormonal change
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News1813-01-2026, 07:30

Menopause & Skin: Dr. Jamuna Pai Reveals Hormonal Impact & Skincare Solutions

  • Menopause significantly impacts skin and hair due to hormonal shifts, primarily declining estrogen levels.
  • Estrogen loss leads to a rapid decline in collagen (up to 30% in the first five years post-menopause), causing dryness, thinning, sagging, and increased sensitivity.
  • Nearly 50% of women experience hair thinning during menopause, with hair becoming brittle, thinner, or growing in unexpected areas.
  • Skincare in the 50s should focus on barrier repair and hydration using ingredients like ceramides, peptides, and hyaluronic acid; retinoids can be used gradually.
  • Scalp care is crucial, involving caffeine serums, gentle exfoliation, and monitoring internal markers; professional treatments like microneedling can also help.

Why It Matters: Menopause drastically alters skin and hair; targeted skincare and professional treatments can manage these changes effectively.

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