SAVE Your Skin from ESTROGEN DEPLETION - The Truth About Hormonal Skin Changes and Menopause

As women approach perimenopause and menopause (from ages 35-55), hormonal changes dramatically affect our skin.

I break down exactly how estrogen depletion causes skin aging and what treatments actually work.

Learn why topical estrogen creams aren't the miracle solution many claim, which active ingredients to prioritize in your skincare, and what in-office procedures give the best results for menopausal skin concerns.

Dr. Gigi Kroll: www.instagram.com/drgigikroll

Topics Covered:

How estrogen affects collagen and elastin production
Truth about topical estrogen creams for anti-aging
Best in-office treatments for menopausal skin (lasers, Thermage, bio-stimulatory fillers)
Essential skincare ingredients for estrogen-depleted skin
Supplements for managing menopause symptoms
Relationship between GLP-1 medications and hormones
Lifestyle changes to support skin during hormonal shifts
Common side effects of testosterone and progesterone on skin
Importance of muscle mass for bone health


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CHAPTERS
0:00 intro
1:54 GLP-1 and hormones
4:54 Topical estrogen for anti-aging
10:58 Treat skin impacts from estrogen depletion
17:12 Bio-stimulatory fillers
17:46 EZ Gel
19:35 Lifestyle habits for estrogen depletion
25:53: Can you have too much estrogen?
27:10 Should you use topical estrogen cream?
27:33 Progesterone only birth control
28:41 Skin care changes after a hysterectomy
29:20 Will I do HRT?
30:31 Supplements for menopause

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Disclaimer: The videos on this Youtube channel are for informational purposes only and are not intended for medical advice or management. Information on this channel should not be used to treat, diagnose or manage medical and/or dermatologic conditions. Please consult with a physician or other medical professional regarding the diagnosis and management for any skin or health related issue