Hormone therapy as well as home and salon skin care for women during menopause

The menopause is associated with significant changes in the functioning of the skin and its appendages, mainly resulting from a decrease in estrogen levels. This process leads to a loss of firmness and elasticity, a reduction in moisture levels, slower regeneration, and the appearance of wrinkles and discoloration. The article aimed to present the role of hormone replacement therapy in slowing down the aging process of the skin and its appendages. Skin care and regeneration treatments stimulating collagen synthesis were presented, as well as procedures targeting the reduction of discoloration, wrinkles, and improvement of skin tone, including those using technology. An interdisciplinary approach combining dermatological, cosmetological, and pharmacological therapies delays the symptoms of skin aging and improves the quality of life of women during menopause.