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Support for skin that is changing
Doctor-led clinic | CQC Registered | Rated 5★ by our patients
Menopausal skin treatment in Solihull for dryness, sensitivity and firmness changes, with a plan tailored to your skin now.
Dr. Ash Labib
GMC No. 4165530
25+ Years NHS Surgical Experience
Minor Surgery & Skin Lesion Specialist
Special Interest in Facial Aesthetics & Rhinoplasty
Doctor-Led Menopausal Skin Treatment at AL Aesthetics Solihull
Your menopausal skin treatment consultation at AL Aesthetics Solihull is led by Dr Ash Labib (GMC 4165530), an Aesthetic Doctor with 25+ Years NHS Surgical Experience.
Menopausal skin changes can include dryness, reduced firmness, dullness, sensitivity, fine lines, thinning skin, loss of elasticity and changes in facial volume. These changes are often linked to hormonal shifts, collagen reduction, skin barrier changes and the natural ageing process, so treatment should begin with a careful skin assessment.
Before any treatment is recommended, Dr Ash Labib will assess your skin quality, hydration, texture, elasticity, medical history, current skincare routine and suitability for treatment. He will also consider whether your concern is mainly dryness, skin laxity, fine lines, dullness, volume loss or a combination of menopausal skin changes.
This doctor-led approach helps ensure your menopausal skin treatment plan is safe, realistic and tailored to your skin type, symptoms and long-term skin health.
Why This Matters
- GMC-registered doctor: Dr Ash Labib, GMC No. 4165530
- 25+ Years NHS Surgical Experience
- Doctor-led skin quality and ageing assessment
- Dryness, laxity, dullness, fine lines and volume loss considered separately
- Suitability assessed before treatment is recommended
- Clear advice on skincare, aftercare and realistic expectations
- Personalised approach based on skin changes, concerns and treatment goals
Overview
Perimenopause and menopause can bring noticeable changes to the skin. You may find it becomes drier, more sensitive, less firm, more reactive or slower to recover than before. At AL Aesthetics in Solihull, menopausal skin plans support changing skin with professional treatments and targeted skincare, focused on hydration, barrier support, texture, firmness, radiance and maintenance.
What is menopausal skin?
Menopausal skin describes the changes some people notice during perimenopause and menopause, including dryness, sensitivity, dullness, fine lines, reduced firmness, breakouts, flushing or changes in pigmentation. Menopause is a natural stage, but skin may need a different level of support as hormones, hydration and collagen change.
What causes menopausal skin changes?
Changes can be influenced by lower hormone levels, natural ageing, reduced oil production, collagen changes, lifestyle, stress, sleep, sun and previous skincare habits. The barrier can become more sensitive, so products that once worked may suddenly feel too strong.
Signs of menopausal skin
Common concerns include dryness, tightness, sensitivity, redness, dullness, fine lines, rough texture, loss of firmness, breakouts, pigmentation or reduced glow. Because these overlap with rosacea, acne, pigmentation and ageing concerns, a personalised assessment is important.
How we assess your skin
We review your skin changes, sensitivity, hydration, barrier health, breakouts, pigmentation, texture, firmness, current skincare and goals, and discuss whether your priority is comfort, glow, firmness, smoothness or maintenance. We do not provide menopause medical advice or hormone treatment; for medical symptoms, please speak with your GP or menopause specialist.
Treatments that may help menopausal skin
- Medical HydraFacial: May refresh dehydrated or dull skin by cleansing, exfoliating and hydrating.
- SkinPen Microneedling: May support collagen stimulation and improve the look of texture, fine lines and firmness over time.
- PRX T33: May improve skin quality, radiance and smoothness, with limited visible peeling for many people.
- NCTF Skin Revitalisation: May support hydration, radiance and skin quality where dryness or tired-looking skin is a concern.
- ZO Skin Health Facial and homecare: Can support hydration, texture, pigmentation, barrier function and daily protection.
Recommended skincare for menopausal skin
Menopausal skin often benefits from barrier repair, hydration, daily SPF, gentle exfoliation and targeted actives chosen for tolerance. Your practitioner may recommend ZO Skin Health products to rebuild a routine that suits your skin now, rather than the skin you had years ago.
Our approach
We recognise that skin can change a great deal during perimenopause and menopause, and our approach is supportive and personalised, focused on restoring comfort, radiance and skin quality.
Why choose AL Aesthetics?
Professional treatments and skincare guidance for changing skin, with a tailored plan rather than a one-size-fits-all routine.
Consultation CTA
If your skin has changed during perimenopause or menopause, Book a skin assessment at AL Aesthetics in Solihull for a personalised plan to support comfort, glow and long-term skin health.
Your Consultation – what to expect.
Initial Consultation
Your Treatment
Specialist Aftercare
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide menopause medical treatment?
This page covers skin treatments and skincare. For medical menopause symptoms or hormone advice, please speak with your GP or menopause specialist.
Can treatment help with menopausal breakouts?
If breakouts are part of your concern, your practitioner can assess whether acne-focused skincare, peels or other options suit you. See our acne treatment page for more.
What treatments help menopausal skin?
After assessment, a Medical HydraFacial, SkinPen microneedling, PRX T33, NCTF Skin Revitalisation and ZO Skin Health products may be considered.
Can menopausal skin become more sensitive?
Yes. Many people find their skin becomes drier, more reactive or less tolerant of active products at this stage.
Why has my skin changed during menopause?
Hormonal changes, ageing, reduced oil production, collagen changes and lifestyle can all affect skin during perimenopause and menopause.
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