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Facials for perimenopausal skin

Gentle, tailored skincare for skin that has started to change, in Chelsfield, near Orpington, Bromley and across Kent.

Perimenopause can be a confusing time for your skin. Often starting in your late 30s or 40s, it is the phase before menopause when hormones begin to fluctuate, and your skin can feel genuinely unpredictable, calm one week, breaking out or unusually dry the next. If you feel like the routine that always worked has suddenly stopped, you are not imagining it, and a little tailored care goes a long way.

What you might notice

Because hormones are fluctuating rather than settling, perimenopausal skin can be all over the place:

How we help

Because no two weeks are the same, we start with a proper consultation and tailor every facial to how your skin is behaving on the day, focusing on balance, hydration, comfort and a healthy glow. We use professional Circadia skincare and Dermalux LED, and we will help you simplify and adjust your homecare, because skin that has changed usually needs a refreshed routine rather than the one you have always used.

Treatments we may suggest

Depending on what your skin is doing, that might be the adaptable Signature Facial, Calm Restore if you are more reactive, Skin Clarity if breakouts are the main issue, or Peptide Lift + Glow for radiance. We confirm the right approach with you each time.

An honest note

This is skincare, not medical treatment. Our facials support the comfort, balance and appearance of your skin, but they are not a treatment for perimenopause or its symptoms. For symptoms, HRT or medical advice, please speak to your GP, and do mention any medication at your consultation so we can keep everything gentle and suitable for you.

Common questions

Can skincare help perimenopausal skin?

Gentle, tailored skincare and facials can support more comfortable, balanced and healthier-looking skin while it is changing. This is skincare, not a medical treatment, and it works best alongside a consistent routine at home.

Why is my skin breaking out again in my late 30s or 40s?

Many people find their skin becomes unpredictable in perimenopause as hormones fluctuate, sometimes with breakouts returning alongside new dryness. We keep treatments gentle and tailored. For persistent or painful breakouts, please also speak to your GP or a dermatologist.

What is the difference between perimenopausal and menopausal skin?

Perimenopause is the earlier, fluctuating phase, when skin can feel unpredictable from week to week. Menopausal skin tends to settle into drier, less firm patterns. We tailor to whatever your skin is doing right now.

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Serving Chelsfield, Orpington, Petts Wood, Bromley and the surrounding Kent area. Start with a consultation and we will build a plan around your skin as it is now.

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