How to Maintain Skin Elasticity After Menopause

Written by Our Editorial Team
6 MINUTES READ
The dramatic drop in collagen production after menopause can leave skin looking less firm.
Here's the science behind maintaining elasticity, backed by research.

The Elasticity Challenge
After menopause, skin loses approximately 30% of its collagen within the first five years.
Your skin becomes thinner and more fragile, requiring targeted support to maintain its structure.
Essential Components:
- Collagen fibers, your skin's support structure
- Elastin networks, providing bounce and resilience
- Hyaluronic acid matrix, maintaining hydration and volume
The Science of Support
Research shows properly hydrated skin appears 23% firmer.
This is where concentration becomes crucial.
A 3% hyaluronic acid concentration penetrates deeper than standard formulations, supporting skin's internal structure more effectively.
Protection plays a vital role - daily SPF 30+ reduces collagen breakdown by up to 78%.
Most Effective Ingredients:
- Hyaluronic Acid (3% concentration)
- Peptides
- Ceramides
- Antioxidants
The Derm™ Approach
Our 3% Hyaluronic Acid Serum provides:
- Optimal concentration for deeper penetration
- Multiple molecular weights for comprehensive support
- Quick absorption for better ingredient delivery
- Visible firmness improvement within weeks
Your Daily Routine
Morning: Gentle cleanse, followed by 3% HA serum on damp skin. Complete with firming moisturizer and SPF protection.
Evening: Thorough cleanse, reapply HA serum, finish with reparative treatment.
Signs of Progress
Look for improved bounce in your skin, better moisture retention, firmer texture, and more defined facial contours.
These changes develop gradually with consistent care.
Supporting Practices:
- Regular facial massage
- Adequate sleep
- Proper hydration
- Antioxidant-rich diet
Remember: Maintaining elasticity requires dedication to proper skincare with correctly concentrated ingredients.
Regular, targeted treatment yields better results than occasional intensive care.