Hair Loss and Skin Changes

Menopause typically happens between the ages of 45 and 55, though it can begin sooner or later. Every woman’s experience with menopause is different, marked by a personal mix of symptoms. Physically, it often brings hot flashes, night sweats, weight gain, and changes in hair and skin. On the emotional side, many women deal with mood swings, anxiety, and depressive feelings.

Some women notice that their hair changes. It can get feel dry and change texture. You may more hair from your head, resulting in thinning. At the same time, you may experience an increase in facial hair.

Even if your skincare routine stays exactly the same, you might still notice changes in your skin. It could become drier, feel tighter, show redness, lose its plumpness, or become more sensitive. On the other hand, your skin might also turn oilier and start breaking out with adult acne.

In this guide, we'll try to cover the hair/skin changes, causes and possible treatments.