Tip: Never go out in the sun without sunscreen (at least sun protection factor 30).<\/span><\/p>\n We also endanger our skin through our own actions, for example in the form of smoking. Cigarettes as well as air pollution activate metalloproteinases<\/strong>. These are enzymes that destroy the collagen in the subcutis<\/strong>. They contribute to the formation of wrinkles and structural weakness<\/strong> of the skin and aggravate skin problems during menopause.<\/p>\n The intrinsic factors<\/strong> come from the biological ageing of the skin<\/strong>. It is influenced by:<\/p>\n Fibroblasts, the most important cells of the skin, divide more and more slowly with age. As a result, the production of elastin and collagen decreases. As a result, the connective tissue of the skin loses elasticity and resilience<\/strong>. Wrinkles not only increase, but also become deeper.<\/p>\n How quickly this process progresses depends on intrinsic factors.<\/p>\n Skin ageing processes begin as early as the age of 30. With increasing age, they progress more and more and become visible externally.<\/p>\n The most noticeable changes are:<\/p>\n Based on the pictures below, the superficial structural change of the skin appearance is very clearly visible. The mature skin under the microscope shows a clearly thinned subcutaneous layer of collagen and elastin fibres<\/strong> as well as reduced cell division. \u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n Young skin (30-year-old patient) and old skin (90-year-old patient) in macro- and microscopic comparison. The structural changes that occur over the course of 60 years are clearly visible to the naked eye as well as with the microscope.<\/p>\n A woman’s menopause begins very differently. There are many causes<\/strong> for this. Hormonal changes are at the root of all of them. A woman can already feel the influence of hormones during menstruation: the complexion becomes drier or more blemished, for example.<\/p>\n The increasing signs of ageing in the skin come from the decline of the hormones oestrogen, progesterone and testosterone<\/strong>. These chemical messengers are our beauty secret.<\/p>\n The bodyguards of our skin are the oestrogens. They cause moisture to be stored<\/strong> in the skin and collagen formation to remain active<\/strong>. In addition, they influence good blood circulation in the skin and thus also promote hair growth. They ensure (together with the male hormone testosterone) the perfect architecture of the fat cells in the connective tissue.<\/p>\n The corpus luteum hormone progesterone prevents the breakdown of collagen<\/strong> and strengthens the tone of the veins and vessels.<\/p>\n If the hormone balance is upset, skin problems arise during the menopause<\/strong> – hence the name “menopause”.<\/p>\n If the hormone level slowly drops at around 35 years of age, the deficit becomes noticeable at different speeds.<\/p>\n The production of sebum is no longer optimally hormonally regulated. The overproduction leads to oily skin during the menopause.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n However, the other extreme can also occur: dry skin during the menopause, which is not limited to the facial skin but can also affect the mucous membranes. Dry eyes are not uncommon either.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n As hormone levels drop, the potential growth factors diminish. There is a decrease in collagen production and cell division. This leads to soft, sagging skin. This is visible, among other things, in the so-called drooping cheeks or drooping eyelids.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Menopausal skin care is different<\/strong> from other creams for younger women. Skin care products should contain the following active ingredients:<\/p>\n Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) and E (tocopherol) are powerful antioxidants<\/strong> that protect the skin from free oxygen radicals. The free radicals occur naturally during metabolic processes in the body. They react with cell membranes or proteins such as collagen<\/strong>. In doing so, they disrupt collagen production and the skin’s balance. The consequences are less cell division and weak connective tissue.<\/p>\n Vitamin E intercepts these radicals and serves as a protective shield<\/strong>. By preserving the lipid layer and moisturising it, it not only protects the skin, but also keeps germs and skin-damaging substances away. At the same time, it regenerates the face. Unlike other substances, it can overcome the skin barrier and penetrate it.<\/p>\n In medicine, vitamin E is applied orally in high doses <\/strong>to patients with skin burns.<\/p>\n Caution. Vitamin C, on the other hand, can cause a burning sensation on freshly treated skin and make it photosensitive when used in high doses.<\/span><\/p>\n Surgi Boost Face Cream<\/a> contains vitamin E<\/strong> as an important element to provide regenerative support for the skin after medical procedures. The cream is pleasant and soothing.<\/p>\n Retinoids, also called retinol, can be applied in varying doses to intact skin. Studies have shown that they stimulate collagen synthesis. Existing wrinkles become smoother. Retinoids are also very suitable for fighting acne.<\/strong><\/p>\n Caution! The disadvantage here is a high sensitivity to light<\/strong> and it is not uncommon for reddening of the skin<\/strong> to occur. Above all, retinol should not be applied to fresh wounds or following medically pre-treated skin.<\/span><\/p>\n Panthenol, also called dexpanthenol<\/strong>, is a provitamin B5. It is extremely well researched and used in many products such as wound and healing ointments. It also promotes mature and beautiful skin during menopause.<\/p>\n On contact with the skin, the provitamin is converted into pantothenic acid. It provides the skin with moisture.<\/p>\n Above all, however, it stimulates the formation of new fibroblasts and keratinocytes<\/strong>. These are responsible for the synthesis of our supporting tissue as well as for the protection of the skin.<\/p>\n For this reason, panthenol should not be missing from any menopausal skin care<\/strong> – be it on the body or the face. In the Surgi Boost Advanced Body Cream<\/strong> and in the Surgi Boost Face Cream<\/strong>, it is an important active ingredient that supports the skin in its regeneration and healing.<\/p>\n Peptides are the new boosters of a high-quality facial cream for menopause<\/strong>. They are modelled on the growth factors that babies bring with them after birth and are produced synthetically. That is why they are also called bio-placenta. They have a significant influence on the regeneration of the skin and the reactivation of its metabolism. Extensive studies have demonstrated stimulated collagen and elastin production (Source: Placental growth factors, B.V. Rama Sastry, Placental pharmacology, p. 126-150). Therefore, peptides should be present in every high-quality anti-ageing care<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Of course, hyaluronic acid must not be missing. There are two different hyaluronic acids<\/strong> used in skin care: long-chain and short-chain. The short-chain one can pass through the skin barrier and provides intensive moisture in the dermis, the subcutis. The long-chain one forms a smooth protective film on the skin. Surgi Boost Face Cream<\/strong> contains both in pharmaceutical quality.<\/p>\n The DMS structure<\/strong> is an important tool to rebalance the natural skin sebum. It mimics the sebum or lipid layer of the skin<\/strong> and is also ideal for dry skin. The DMS structure replaces the missing protective film and keeps the skin supple. Feelings of tension and itching can be alleviated.<\/p>\n South African Virgin Oil<\/strong> is an ingredient that is not yet widely used, but has been used in baby care for years. It is extracted from the kernel of the fruit of the Ximenia shrub. In addition to a restructuring effect, the oil also has an anti-ageing effect<\/strong>. The cell membrane is stabilised, the skin becomes softer, more supple and more intensively moisturised. The anti-inflammatory effect<\/strong> soothes skin redness and irritation.<\/p>\n With intensive care and products that are optimally suited to your skin<\/strong>, you can contribute to beautiful skin during the menopause. There are also other tips to help build up your skin.<\/p>\n \n\t\t\tFace Cream\t\t<\/p>\n\t Surgi Boost Face Cream<\/a><\/p><\/div> In stock<\/p><\/span>\n<\/div>\t\t \n\t\t\tFace cream with hyaluron & vitamin E.\t\t<\/p>\n\t\t \n\t\t\tBody Cream\t\t<\/p>\n\t Surgi Boost Advanced Body Cream<\/a><\/p><\/div> In stock<\/p><\/span>\n<\/div>\t\t \n\t\t\tBody cream with hyaluron & urea for dry skin.\t\t<\/p>\n\t\t \n\t\t\t\t\t\tDo you want to have an inconspicuous scar? Everything about the healing process, scar care...\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t \n\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tWrinkles due to smoking<\/h4>\n
Intrinsic factors: Intrinsic properties<\/h3>\n
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Signs of skin aging<\/h2>\n
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Hormones and skin in the menopause<\/h3>\n
Signs of bad skin during menopause<\/h3>\n
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The best facial care for menopause: the best ingredients<\/h2>\n
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Vitamin C & E as protective shields<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nRetinol fights acne during menopause<\/h3>\n
Panthenol activates cell regeneration<\/h3>\n
Peptides as growth factors<\/h3>\n
Hyaluronic acid provides moisture<\/h3>\n
DMS Skin Sebum for Dry Skin<\/h3>\n
South African Virgin Oil with Anti-Aging Effect<\/h3>\n
Tips for beautiful skin during the menopause<\/h2>\n
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