Aesthetic correction of skin changes during menopause
What a cosmetologist needs to know
Modern anti-age therapy in combination with systemic replacement therapy (HRT) demonstrates quite good aesthetic results in the fight against signs of skin aging of various constitutional types.
Skin changes in the climacteric period are characterized not only by "traditional" involutional changes (a decrease in turgor and elasticity, the formation of mimic and static wrinkles, etc.), but also by the appearance of telangiectasias and local hyperhidrosis.
These changes can cause a woman's psychosocial maladjustment. Correction of involutional skin changes is an important stage of psychosocial adaptation of women to KP.
The main methods of such correction are systemic hormone replacement therapy (HRT), the influence of physiotherapeutic methods, and injection contour plastic. Let's consider the main methods of systemic therapy and the indications and pathogenetic rationale for their use.
All cosmetology methods of correction of involutional skin changes can be conditionally divided into three groups: they improve the relief of the skin; restore the thermal matrix; aimed at correcting wrinkles and folds of the skin.
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