25/08/2026
What does menopause actually do to our skin? And why are polynucleotides becoming such a popular treatment?
As oestrogen levels decline during perimenopause and menopause, our skin can change too.
You may notice:
* Increased dryness and dehydration
* Thinner, more fragile skin
* Loss of elasticity and firmness
* A reduction in collagen production
* More noticeable fine lines and wrinkles
* Changes in skin texture and radiance
* Slower skin regeneration
This is where treatments that focus on skin quality and regeneration can be particularly useful.
Polynucleotides work differently from traditional dermal fillers. Rather than adding volume, they are used to support the skin’s natural regenerative processes, helping improve hydration, elasticity, texture and overall skin quality.
So if you’re noticing that your skin just feels different during perimenopause or menopause, polynucleotides may be one option worth discussing.
Your skin doesn’t need to be changed, it may just need a little more support. 🤍
Book a consultation to find out whether polynucleotides are right for your skin.