Show Notes
This episode of Skin Talks goes beyond creams and salons to unpack how perimenopause and menopause reshape your skin from the inside out. Hosts Beate and Natascha welcome board-certified dermatology PA Elsa Berdugo to explain:
• Why women are seeing perimenopause as early as their late 30s
• How estrogen decline triggers sudden dryness, lost firmness, acne and inflammation
• The role of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and customizable skincare to smooth this transition
• A deep dive into SkinBetter Science’s new Maestro Revive Renewing Serum, what’s inside, how it works, and the right way to layer it
• Quickfire myths, habits and expert Q&A you can use today to protect and restore your skin
Whether you’re just noticing hot flashes or planning ahead, you’ll learn why prevention, personalized routines and science-backed ingredients are your best defense against “overnight” aging.
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