Women’s health

Women’s health and menopause have been firmly on the agenda for the past couple of years

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Women’s health

The demand for not only intimate health procedures but addressing the impact of hormones on women’s overall health (and skin) will continue to rise.

Dr Leah Totton highlighted the importance of addressing life-stage-specific concerns, stating, “The fact that our industry has now expanded into menopause help, advice and treatment, I think, has been really, really important. That's the thing that I speak to most of my clients about because it's so impactful in the agent journey of a female patient. It's not something we as a sector should be ignoring. It's an important part of any consultation.”

Consultant gynaecologist Tania Adib says she expects to see a growing number of women and men seeking to optimise intimate health as they age, integrating these treatments as part of a comprehensive aesthetic routine. “With advancements in technology and the availability of non-invasive solutions, treatments addressing intimate health are becoming more accessible and accepted, paving the way for an aesthetic landscape that prioritises both external and internal wellness”, she says.

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