Edit How menopause affects the skin and hair

<p><strong>Top Clinic Treatments</strong></p> <p class="">There are also a number of clinical treatments you can try to help rejuvenate your skin.</p> <p class="">One of my personal favourites, <a href="/treatment/medical-skin-needling-dermaroller-collagen-induction-therapy/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">micro-needling</a> is a minimally invasive treatment that really can work wonders for both your skin and your scalp (you can read more about it in this blog post). It encourages the production of collagen and elastin and increases blood flow, helping your skin repair itself.</p> <p class=""><a href="/treatment/chemical-peels/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Chemical peels</a> can also help to revitalise ageing skin, removing the uppermost dead layer of the epidermis, and promoting the generation of new, healthier skin underneath.</p> <p class="">I’ve discussed hair loss in-depth previously, but a tailored approach is always best when it comes to <a href="/conditions/Hair-Loss-Baldness-Alopecia/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">hair loss treatment</a>. The TrichoTest gives you an analysis of the causes – genetic and lifestyle – behind your hair loss.</p> <p class="">Once you know the causes, you can work out a tailored treatment journey; as part of this, I often suggest the SkinGenuity home care kit to my clients, which delivers targeted growth factors and natural botanicals directly to the scalp, stimulating hair follicles.</p>

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