Anti-aging · Concerns
Menopausal Skin Changes
Falling estrogen around menopause speeds collagen loss, dryness, thinning and laxity. Dermatologists combine barrier care, retinoids, boosters and collagen-stimulating procedures, and coordinate with gynaecologists when needed.
Overview
Skin can lose a substantial amount of collagen in the first years after menopause.
At a glance
Focus
Hydration, collagen, pigment control.
Options
Boosters, RF, HIFU, retinoids.
Also
Check for adult acne or hair thinning.
Frequently asked questions
Does hormone therapy help skin?
It may, but discuss risks with your doctor.
Why is my skin so dry?
Lower oil and barrier function.
Best first step?
Barrier repair and sunscreen.
Related
Choose a specialist
Natural results start with the right doctor
Energy-based lifting, injectables and resurfacing all depend on anatomy and judgement. Board-certified dermatologists (피부과 전문의) can tailor settings to your skin and spot problems early. This page is general information, not medical advice.