Treatments For PCOS And Menopause | Define by Marie Dolan

Living with PCOS or navigating menopause can bring many changes to the body and skin. For many women, these changes can affect confidence, comfort, and how they feel in their own skin.

Concerns such as hormonal hair growth, skin laxity, redness, pigmentation, or volume loss are extremely common.

Treatments That Can Help

While aesthetic treatments cannot treat the underlying hormonal condition, they can help manage some of the visible changes associated with PCOS and menopause. Concerns such as hormonal hair growth, loss of collagen, pigmentation, and skin texture changes can often be improved with advanced treatments performed in our clinic. 

At Define By Marie Dolan, a personalised consultation allows us to understand your concerns and guide you towards treatments that may support your skin and confidence.

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Laser Hair Removal

For many patients with PCOS, excess or coarse hair growth on the face, chest, abdomen, or back can be one of the most distressing symptoms.

Laser hair removal using advanced Alexandrite and NDYAG laser technology targets the hair follicle to reduce growth over time.

While hormonal influence may mean occasional maintenance sessions are required, many patients experience significant long term reduction and relief from constant shaving or waxing.

Morpheus8

Hormonal changes during menopause can contribute to reduced collagen levels and skin laxity.

Morpheus8 is an advanced treatment that combines microneedling with radio frequency energy to stimulate collagen production beneath the skin. 

This can help improve skin firmness, texture, and definition, particularly around the jawline, cheeks, and neck.

Sculptra

Sculptra is designed to support collagen production and restore skin structure gradually. As collagen levels decline during menopause, the face can appear less full and skin may feel thinner. 

Sculptra works beneath the skin to stimulate natural collagen production over time, helping to restore support and improve overall skin quality.

Profhilo

Profhilo is often used to improve hydration and elasticity in skin that has become dry or less resilient.

Hormonal changes during menopause can leave the skin feeling thinner, dehydrated, or crepey. 

Profhilo helps improve skin quality by boosting hydration and encouraging collagen and elastin production.

Lumecca IPL

Hormonal changes can also lead to redness, flushing, and pigmentation changes. Lumecca IPL is a light based treatment designed to improve uneven skin tone, redness, and pigmentation. It can help calm visible redness and improve overall skin clarity.

Microneedling With Exosomes

Microneedling with exosomes is a regenerative treatment designed to support skin repair and collagen stimulation. It may help improve skin texture, fine lines, and overall skin rejuvenation by encouraging the skin’s natural healing processes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How Is PCOS Treated In Post Menopause?

PCOS does not disappear after menopause, but symptoms may change over time. While hormonal treatments are managed medically, aesthetic treatments can help manage symptoms such as excess hair growth or skin changes.

How Does Menopause Affect The Skin?

Menopause often leads to a decrease in collagen and elastin, which can result in skin laxity, dryness, and changes in texture or tone.

Can Treatments Help Hormonal Hair Growth?

Laser hair removal can help reduce unwanted hair growth by targeting the hair follicle. Many patients with PCOS find this treatment helps reduce the need for constant shaving or waxing.

A Supportive Approach To Skin Health

If you are living with PCOS or navigating menopause and searching for treatments near me that may support your skin concerns, the team at Define By Marie Dolan provides a calm, understanding clinic environment where your concerns can be discussed openly. 

To explore treatments, you can contact the clinic on 01789 613638 or email info@definebymariedolan.co.uk to arrange your consultation. We serve patients across Alcester, Evesham, Birmingham, Worcester, Stratford, and the wider West Midlands.