Can VLH address cosmetic changes tied to perimenopause?

Yes. Hormonal changes during perimenopause commonly affect skin elasticity, collagen production, hair growth, body composition, and sexual wellness. Fluctuations in estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone can contribute to skin thinning, dryness, hair shedding, changes in fat distribution, and vaginal or intimacy related concerns.

At Vital Living Healthcare, these changes are addressed within an integrated perimenopause care plan rather than treated as isolated cosmetic concerns. Treatment options may include hormone optimization and targeted peptide therapies, alongside advanced skin and regenerative treatments such as medical grade skincare, RF microneedling, fractional CO2 resurfacing, and regenerative therapies using PRP or PureGF. When appropriate, care may also include collagen stimulating injectables such as Sculptra, neuromodulators, and body contouring approaches to address changes in skin quality, facial structure, and body composition associated with hormonal aging.

By supporting internal hormone and metabolic health alongside regenerative and aesthetic therapies, care is designed to improve both how patients feel and how their skin, hair, and body respond during the perimenopause transition.