Acne or Skin Texture Changes in Women:
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Signs and Symptoms of Hormonal Skin Changes

When your skin issues are tied to your hormones, they often present with distinct characteristics. Look for these common signs:

• Hormonal Acne: Deep, cystic, and often painful breakouts that are concentrated on the lower third of your face, the chin, jawline, and neck. This acne tends to be cyclical, flaring up around your menstrual period
• Increased Oiliness: Noticing that your skin and even your hair have become significantly oilier than usual
• Thinning Skin and Wrinkles: A noticeable loss of skin plumpness and elasticity, leading to the appearance of fine lines and crepey texture
• Dryness and Dehydration: Your skin may feel tight, flaky, and unable to retain moisture, even with heavy creams
• Dull or Lackluster Complexion: A loss of your skin's natural "glow" and radiance, appearing tired and uneven in tone
• Increased Sensitivity: Your skin may become more reactive, red, and easily irritated

The Hormonal Connection: Why Your Skin Is Changing

Your skin is a highly hormone-sensitive organ. Its oil production, collagen levels, hydration, and healing capacity are all regulated by your endocrine system. When hormones shift, your skin is often one of the first places to show it.

The most common hormonal drivers of skin issues are:

• High Androgens: An excess of androgen hormones, like testosterone, or an increased sensitivity to them, is the primary cause of hormonal acne. Androgens overstimulate the sebaceous (oil) glands, leading to clogged pores and inflammation
• Estrogen Decline: Estrogen is vital for producing collagen and hyaluronic acid, the molecules that keep your skin thick, plump, and hydrated. As estrogen levels drop during perimenopause and menopause, skin becomes thinner, drier, and less elastic
• High Cortisol: Chronic stress elevates cortisol, which can trigger inflammation, worsen acne breakouts, and break down collagen, accelerating the aging process
• Insulin Resistance: High levels of insulin can increase oil production and inflammation, contributing significantly to acne and other skin conditions
• Thyroid Imbalance: An underactive thyroid can lead to extremely dry, rough, and flaky skin, while an overactive thyroid can cause skin to become thin and fragile

How EVEXIAS Health Solutions Helps Women Achieve Clear, Healthy Skin

At EVEXIAS Health Solutions, we don't believe in one-size-fits-all skincare. We approach your skin's health through a root-cause lens, targeting the internal imbalances that trigger the external symptoms.

Your personalized plan to restore your skin's glow may include:

1. A Comprehensive Skin and Health Consultation: Your EvexiPEL provider will listen to your concerns and evaluate your skin, health history, lifestyle, and potential triggers
2. Advanced Hormonal and Metabolic Testing: We assess your full hormone panel, thyroid function, cortisol levels, and markers of insulin sensitivity to identify the specific imbalances affecting your skin
3. A Tailored Treatment Strategy: Your plan is customized to your needs and may include:

• Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT): The EvexiPEL pellet method can help balance androgen levels to reduce acne and restore estrogen to support collagen production and hydration
• Targeted Nutraceuticals: Supplements like zinc, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamin A can provide powerful support for skin healing and inflammation reductio
• Peptide Therapy: Certain peptides can promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and stimulate collagen production for healthier, more resilient skin

We help you go beyond the surface for real, lasting results.