avioral therapy, exercise changes, food supplements and traditional medicine – aesthetic treatments had the highest level of satisfaction with results.2

Many women said they would consider aesthetic treatments in the future to help with menopause-related skin changes: 47% would consider anti-wrinkle treatment, 41% hyaluronic acid treatment, 39% hyaluronic acid skin quality treatment, and 30% biostimulators.2

Currently, women primarily use aesthetics as treatment for menopause related-skin changes (49%) rather than for prevention (26%), likely because many women learned about the impact on the skin when going through the menopause, restricting the window for preventative action.2Yet, over 60% of women would have acted differently if they had known earlier about the impact of menopause on the skin.2


At IMCAS, Galderma will also host a symposium with live demonstrations titled ‘Menopause in the Mirror: Challenges, Science and Aesthetic So
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