– Menopause leads to reduced collagen, making skin less firm and more prone to sagging, affecting elasticity. –
Decreased Collagen Production
– Lower estrogen levels cause skin to lose moisture, leading to dryness and a thinner appearance over time. –
Dryness and Thinning Skin
– Hormonal changes can make skin more sensitive to products, sun exposure, and temperature, leading to irritation. –
Increased Sensitivity
– Skin becomes drier and loses its plumpness, causing wrinkles and fine lines to become more prominent during menopause. –
Wrinkles and Fine Lines
– Menopause may cause hyperpigmentation, leading to the appearance of age spots or uneven skin tone. –
Age Spots and Pigmentation
– Hormonal fluctuations during menopause can trigger acne or breakouts, especially in areas like the chin and jawline. –
Breakouts and Acne
1. Skin's ability to heal slows down during menopause, meaning cuts, bruises, and other skin injuries take longer to recover. 4o mini
Slower Healing Process