Menopause doesn’t directly cause a rash, but lowering estrogen levels can contribute to dry, itchy skin. Menopause can bring about many physical changes. In addition to changes in menstruation ...

Placing a moist, cool cloth on the face can help ease facial flushing. Menopause is characterized by hot flashes. Hot flashes are caused when sudden changes in hormones spontaneously change the ...

To get to the bottom of what happens to your skin during menopause, we consulted board-certified dermatologists. Below, they explain how declining hormones impact your skin and what you can do ...

Red clover is packed with isoflavones plant-based compounds that mimic estrogen making it particularly beneficial for women’s ...

Hot flashes in menopause can cause areas of the face, neck, or chest to flush, triggering a rosacea flare-up. Oral and topical medications can often help you manage symptoms. Rosacea is a chronic ...

Menopause brings a laundry list of ... co-founder of the red light therapy company RedliteX. Calming skin down starts with addressing the lifestyle factors noted above, before taking a closer ...

Common skin problems during menopause: This is the time when the body’s estrogen levels decline, leading to dryness, sensitivity, and even rashes (Image: Canva) Are you in your late 40s or early ...

"A lot of women complain about dry, itchy, thinning skin during menopause," he says. "That’s because the production of collagen—the building block of the skin—drops significantly.