Dr Newson and Dr Sajjad Rajpar Explain Skin Changes During the Menopause
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- čas přidán 12. 05. 2020
- In this informative video taken from an Instagram Live, Dr Louise Newson chats to consultant dermatologist, Dr Sajjad Rajpar. Together, they discuss skin changes during the menopause and how our skin can feel dry, itchy and thin due to a decline in hormone levels.
www.belgraviadermatology.co.uk
OUTSTANDING discussion. Thank you both for the very informative information. I am over in the US and I am just amazed how lacking we all are in this area. I am just speachless that such few physicians are willing to take on these topics. Dr. Newson thank you for all your help with menopause, Dr. Rajpar thank you for helping me step up my skin care routine. Thank you .
Thanks for sharing, Anne. We're so pleased you found the information helpful!
I am enjoying and truly grateful to Dr Louise for bringing all the invaluable information and having so many professional guests on her site. However, this, and many other videos are somewhat difficult to comfortably listen to because of imbalance of the sound volume. The fluctuation between each varies greatly, so sometimes Louise will be excessively loud and the guest is virtually inaudible and in this particular case, the reverse is so. I need to constantly turn the volume up and down. Maybe the assistance of a technical expert in broadcasting (or even a tech-familiar teenager would be helpful😊). x
So true about the jaw has my mother got older she couldn’t keep her false teeth in when she talked or ate her food, some thought it was funny but it caused her a lot of stress it was very sad 😢
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Thank you both so much
I think we menopausal and peri menopausal women should also reconsider what we’re putting into our bodies as well
Thank you so very much for the work you do and share. It’s immensely valuable. It explains so much I have wondered and suffered from that doctors do not know, understand or take seriously.
Half of the conversation was hard to hear. Dr Louise coming across with low volume than the other doc.
Dr. Newton, could you please explore the effect of estrogen drop on digestion. I cannot find much online. However, this needs to be explored as I am sure many women are becoming seriously deficient in micronutrients and vitamins due to problems with digestion and nutrient absorption, thus affecting their overall wellbeing. The digestive issues are probably caused by the dysfunction of parasympathetic nervous system, which is in turn caused by drop in estrogen. Here is something I read - Dysmotility and decreased secretions can result from parasympathetic disruption within the gut. In turn, this can disrupt nutrient processing and absorption.
Yess onset of horrible digestive issues at menopause is common.
Fantastic advice. Thank you 🙏🏼 Unfortunately CeraVe is not cruelty free 😔 Also many of the well known suncreen brands contain hormone disrupting ingredients, which is undesirable in all stages of life, but even more so, when one is trying to compensate for lacking sex hormones during menopause through HRT. Is it possible to give more advice on both cruelty free products and products, that do not contain hormone disrupters in a future video? Thank you ❤️
such a brilliant and valuable video - shame volume is so low, so hard to listen to in the background when doing other things (housework etc) even on a high volume.
REALLY interesting.. happy to have found you.. mine of information :-)
This was fantastic, thank you
I carry an extendable back- scratcher in my handbag.
I’m a retired midwife and when I trained back in the 80’s the then director of midwifery wouldn’t let us bath the babies until day 5 as bathing removes the acid mantle of the skin - the skin’s protective barrier. I think she was right but the babies stank to high heaven
Fabulous information. Thank you so much
Dr Newson sorry we cannot hear your voice clearly...may be you need to change to a better mic
I'm sorry but I dont believe that SOME vitamin D from sunlight is harmful. Its the most efficient way to produce it. I think the guidance here is slightly out of wack.
I also think vitamins from fatty fish is highly misleading as science has proven that this is dreadful for health omega 3 should come from lots of leafy greens, flax seed freshly ground, chia, walnuts, avocado, hemp seeds etc etc
I am glad he explained his expertise. On CZcams Chiropractors and Pharmacist call themselves experts on thinks like weighloss and skin and more and when they call themselves Dr. So and so, it's hard to figure. Out what kind of specialist they are! Thank u for that
I agree! Hope you can adjust your volume.
Very informing!! Thank you. Dr. Newsom, I found it hard to hear you when you are so far from your microphone.
True. My laptop isn't that good, but the guests come in louder. I struggle to hear you. Thank you for making these!
Hop on your phone, much better!
I went to his Website to buy the product he recommended but according to him he wanted to buy a product with the ABCs and his does not have the A so how is that explain? There is no where on his website to send him this question. The contact section was only to schedule an appointment
Dr. Sajjad is a legend
Thank you 👌👌👌🙏🙏
Brilliant video, I am 46 and have noticed my Rosacea has flared up terribly and my lips are peeling and burning. Any advice re my lips?
Thank you
Since meno and HRT I have developed ew chronic eczema on the back of my neck . I've tried different types of HRT. That didn't help.
what about pure , organic essential oils like frankincense and neroli for menopausal skin?
Dr. Newson please use a better microphone we can’t hear you. Thank you.
What about Hada Labo Foaming Hyaluronic acid cleanser?
Although it s foaming, I feel it s very moisturising (?)
Dr Sajjad, I have now got patchy eyebrows since meno. Can you recommend anything for that? I am currently on HRT but my estrogen has just been changed to Evorel patch to help with other issues and was too low for a while. Thanks
My friend had eyebrow tattoos after she had chemo for breast cancer. They look fantastic and natural( I didn’t realise until she pointed them out to me).
How to cope up with melasma flaring up with hrt , doctor what's ur take on that ?
What is the australian brand (minute: 29:40?
Thank you for such an informative session. Dr Rajpar what is your Instagram site so that I can read your recommendations ? Also I want to order your serum but I live in Cyprus. Can I?
Hi Dominique, you can find Dr Rajpar on instagram at @belgraviadermatology. Thank you!
Can you make video on Stage 1 Breast cancer and HRT. I was diagnosed w Stage 1 Estrog positive breast cancer. After lumpectomy I am not going to take Timoxifen. Can i go back to HRT
very informative thank you both so much. I am menopausal and have suffered with itching all over my body and the feeling of insects crawling over me and an extremely dry itchy scalp. My gp even asked if I had head lice. She is treating it as dermatosis of the scalp but I don't have any scaly skin/sores or dandruff, just extremely itchy, especially at night. I do also suffer with eczema which I have had since I was a child but I only have occasional flare ups. I have started HRT 2 months ago but up to now it hasn't helped with my itchy scalp.
Carnivore will get rid of eczema, check out Dr. Ken Barry.
Did you ever find relief for this? I have the exact same thing, no rash not even redness but burning, tickling and prickling all day, it’s driving me to distraction and is like being tortured all day
@@charlottetaylor9867 hi, the itching all over had eased since starting HRT but I still suffer with an itchy scalp, I have noticed that it gets worse when I eat chocolate or lots of sweet foods, not sure if there’s a link or just coincidence. I use Nizoral shampoo and Betacap from my GP, it does give some relief.
@@soulie64 Strangely I’ve noticed it being worse after chocolate. They do say that intolerances can come out in menopause! Yes my scalp is not great either, I’ve switched shampoo so many times and nothing helps, not even dandruff shampoos
@@charlottetaylor9867 when I search for ‘itchy scalp’ the only things I see are linked with dandruff, I don’t have one speck of dandruff my scalp is clear. It actually feels like fibreglass in my scalp it drives me insane.
Hello doctors " I'm peri menopausal and my main issue is my skin it feels like I have insects running over me especially my arms trunk and back and head I have no insects no nits no bed bugs ect as this has been ruled out ' at night it's worse when I lay down ' it drives me crazy
Hi Tania, Dr Newson has created this fact sheet, you may find it helpful: www.menopausedoctor.co.uk/media/files/Fact-Sheets/Menopause-and-Your-Skin.pdf
Tania. I'm a man who had low hormones for years. I felt like insects on my hands and head and body too. What these HRT doctors won't tell you about is the other major hormones that go out of wack with age and or menopause. I no longer have such insect feelings but I had to take 5 hormones and get extra b1 and other vitamins and minerals. I'm on testosterone. progesterone. nandrolone. DHEA and pregnemolone...I no longer have type 2 diabetes and lost 54 lbs without really trying and can eat what I want. The craziness has stopped and it can for you but not on what these HRT doctors recommend
@@josephmanning1647 thank you so much and I'm happy you have found the solution I'm going to check this out ' god bless and thank you
@@taniajansen3650 Except for amounts of the hormones I mentioned being different for men vs women....all people could benefit from getting these optimized. FYI. Healthy women in their 20s have 3 times the amount of testosterone as they do the primary estrogen hormone Estradiol. And Progesterone falls like over 80% for menopausal women. Yet these HRT standard doctors ignore both testosterone and Progesterone and are likely to give unnatural designer hormones like levonorgestrel or medroxyprogesterone acetate. None of these designer hormones can do what testosterone and Progesterone can do for a woman. Something to think about before believing these standard HRT doctors. Personally I think they want to barely do any good for women to keep them off balance or they have a greed motive and are paid by dark forces you never will know about. Women who are fortunate enough to get testosterone and Progesterone first before estrogen tend to be far healthier and happier and dare I say outlive by over a decade those give this standard women's HRT.
@@josephmanning1647 thank you your knowledge is priceless and I totally agree many kind thsnks
How old is too old to start trententon/retinol?
Louise talks about how safe is HRT , but I don’t understand why breast cancer is going up?
Will you ship Potent C serum to the US?
You can get several types of vitamin c serums from The Ordinary which is a brilliant company.
Can hardly hear Dr. Newson. Please fix the audio as these dialogs are interesting to watch and hear.
What’s your website? Serum?
Hi Karen, Dr Newson's website is www.menopausedoctor.co.uk.
You can find out more about Dr Rajpar and his serum at bit.ly/3ggGHPg.
Thank you!
Dry helpful 👌
Thank you, Susan 😊
Did not talk about melasma?
STS #Sweaty tit syndrome Lol but Seriously it’s absolutely horrific hun as I Always have to put tissues under my bra and it doesn’t help as I’ve got NODULAR PURIGO So I’m awaiting to have Duxipent injections by @ Least the end of October this year Xx
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Hi i have burning on my face every now and then
Please let your guest speak more than you.
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