
Menopause brings significant changes to the skin. As oestrogen levels decline, collagen production reduces rapidly — leading to thinning skin, laxity, crepiness and loss of facial structure.
During perimenopause and menopause:
Collagen levels can decline by up to 30% in the first five years
Skin becomes thinner and more fragile
Jawline definition softens
Cheeks appear flatter
Fine lines deepen due to loss of structural support
Skin may feel drier and less elastic
These changes are not just about wrinkles — they reflect a reduction in the skin’s internal framework.


Sculptra’s core technology is based on poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), a biodegradable synthetic substance that has been used in medical applications for decades, including in dissolvable stitches and soft tissue implants. PLLA works by gradually stimulating collagen production, which is essential for maintaining the skin’s elasticity and structure.
As we age, our skin loses collagen as its capacity to produce it naturally decreases. This leads to the more pronounced formation of wrinkles and sagging skin. Traditional fillers, injecting substances like Hyaluronic Acid, often provide immediate but short-term results by adding volume to plump up an area. In contrast, Sculptra’s unique mechanism of action gradually restores facial volume and improves skin texture over time, ensuring more natural results.
Doctor-led consultation and planning
Evidence-based regenerative approach
Natural, age-appropriate results
Focus on long-term collagen health
Conservative treatment philosophy
We believe menopause should not mean loss of confidence. Instead of masking ageing, we work with your skin biology to restore strength and resilience.




Sculptra results are subtle and progressive. Over time, patients often notice:
Firmer, thicker-feeling skin
Improved jawline definition
Softer lines
A more rested, supported appearance
Improved skin glow due to healthier dermal structure
The goal is not to change how you look — but to restore how your skin behaves.
Sculptra is found as a fine powder, which is then reconstituted with sterile water by the healthcare provider before injection. This process allows the PLLA microparticles to be evenly distributed, which means a more consistent collagen stimulation throughout the treated area. The treatment is typically administered through a series of injections into the deep dermis or subcutaneous layer of the skin.
Sculptra for menopause skin stimulates collagen production, addressing skin thinning and structural loss. Traditional fillers mainly add volume but do not rebuild collagen in the same regenerative way.
Yes, Sculptra is clinically proven and widely used for collagen stimulation. When performed by an experienced practitioner, Sculptra for menopause skin is considered safe and effective.
Most patients require 2–3 Sculptra sessions for menopause skin, depending on the degree of collagen loss and treatment goals.
Sculptra results develop gradually. Improvements in menopause skin typically become noticeable after 6–8 weeks and continue to improve over several months.
Sculptra can improve mild to moderate laxity associated with menopause skin by strengthening the dermal structure and stimulating collagen.
Results from Sculptra for body areas develop gradually over several weeks as collagen production increases.
Sculptra for menopause skin can last up to two years or more, depending on individual collagen response and lifestyle factors.
There may be mild swelling or bruising for a few days. Most patients return to normal activities quickly after Sculptra treatment.
Contact us the team today to learn more about Sculptra.
