My skin feels dry, tight or flat
When topical care is no longer enough, hydrating skin treatments may help improve moisture, texture and the way light moves across the skin.
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Your skin changed. Your plan should too.
When your trusted routine stops delivering, your skin is not failing. It is asking for a smarter plan.
Menopause can bring dryness, uneven pigment, visible pores and changes in firmness around the eyes, lower face, neck and hands. MA360 brings those concerns into one personalised Sydney consultation, helping you choose the few treatments most likely to make your skin look fresher, smoother and more comfortable—while still looking like you.
Skin firstQuality before complexity
Two clinicsChatswood and Hurstville
$100Redeemable consultation
Clear sequenceHydrate, correct, support
Why the strategy changes
This is biology—not a failure of your routine.
Hormonal change can coincide with lower moisture, collagen and elasticity. Skin may suddenly feel tight, react to familiar products, hold makeup differently or look less firm—even when you have done everything ‘right’.
The consultation separates barrier, pigment, texture, support and volume. Once you understand which change is driving what you see, you can decide where to focus your time and budget.
ComfortSupport the skin barrier
ClarityTarget tone and texture
ConfidencePlan firmness and support
Name the change
Six menopause skin concerns worth separating.
Which change do you notice first in the mirror? Explore the closest match below, then let your consultation turn it into a practical, personalised treatment sequence.
My face and neck feel less supported
If the lower face or neck has begun to soften, compare non-surgical tightening options by depth, comfort, recovery and treatment area.
Compare skin-tightening optionsSun spots stand out more than they used to
Pigment treatment starts by identifying the type of discolouration and then considering which light, laser or skin treatment may be suitable.
Explore pigmentation treatmentPores and roughness catch the light
Smoother texture can change how skin looks in daylight and how makeup sits. Recommendations may combine a simple home routine with selected in-clinic care.
Explore pore minimisationMy eyes look tired before I feel tired
Under-eye shadows may come from volume, puffiness, pigment or skin quality. Identifying the cause first helps you compare the most relevant treatment options.
Explore under-eye optionsMy hands reveal the change first
Pigment, thinning skin and volume change can make the hands feel out of step with the face. They can be assessed within the same rejuvenation plan.
Explore hand rejuvenationThe reset sequence
Start gently, then build only when needed.
Your timing will depend on your skin, health and goals. The strategy stays reassuringly simple: understand, settle, correct, support and review.
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Step 01
Understand what changed
We assess dryness, sensitivity, pigment, texture and firmness alongside your health and current routine, recognising that more than one factor may be involved.
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Step 02
Help skin feel comfortable
When suitable, begin with hydration and skin-quality support so every later decision is made on calmer, better-supported skin.
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Step 03
Address pigment or texture
Choose the pigment or texture concern that is most noticeable to you in daylight and photographs, then discuss suitable treatment options.
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Step 04
Consider firmness and support
Compare tightening and bio-remodelling options once your goal, treatment area, recovery time and expected degree of change are clear.
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Step 05
Review and maintain
Review your response with the clinic and discuss a simple maintenance schedule only if it remains useful to you.
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Treatment options
Four areas you may wish to discuss.
You may need only one or two treatment types. The aim is to focus on the changes that matter most to how comfortable, rested and even your skin looks.
Option 01
Comfort + hydration
Start here when dryness, tightness or the way makeup sits is what bothers you most. Supporting skin quality may create a more comfortable foundation for later decisions.
Option 02
Tone + texture
Pigment, enlarged pores and roughness are different concerns. Identifying the main issue helps you compare the most relevant treatment options.
Option 03
Firmness + skin support
Compare options for the face, jawline and neck according to your preferred change, likely response, recovery time and comfort.
Option 04
Eyes, lower face + hands
Once the main skin concerns have been addressed, you can decide whether the eye area, lower face or hands remain important to you.
Related patient cases
See how mature-skin concerns have been approached.
These MA360 case studies may help you identify concerns similar to yours and prepare useful questions for your consultation. Individual results vary.
A skin plan designed for mature skin
See how the concern, treatment approach and visible change were connected in a real MA360 skin-rejuvenation case.
Read the caseHands that feel as refreshed as the face
Explore a thoughtful hand-rejuvenation case and consider whether the hands belong in your own wider plan.
Read the caseFind a face or neck concern like yours
Browse the wider MA360 case library and note the cases that are most relevant to your own concerns.
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Questions before you book
Know what to expect before you book.
Start with the common questions below, explore any useful MA360 links and bring your personal questions to the consultation.
Why did my skin seem to change so quickly?
Menopause-related hormonal change can coincide with reduced moisture, collagen and elasticity. Sun exposure, health, medication, sleep and individual skin history also matter, so an in-person assessment is more useful than assuming every change has one cause.
Should hydration come before laser or tightening?
Skin comfort may be addressed first, but the sequence depends on your concern and the proposed treatment. Compare hydration options , Sciton BBL and tightening options with your clinician.
Is this a replacement for medical menopause care or HRT advice?
No. Cosmetic consultation addresses visible skin concerns. It does not replace medical assessment or treatment for menopause symptoms. Share relevant health information and medications so aesthetic planning remains appropriate.
What if my skin is sensitive or reactive?
Tell the clinician what triggers irritation and bring your current product list. A conservative approach may focus on restoring comfort and introducing treatments gradually.
Can I treat my face, neck and hands in one plan?
Yes. These areas can be assessed together and treated in a sensible order. Review hand rejuvenation and the face-and-neck case library before your visit.
How much does a menopause skin reset cost?
Cost depends on the selected concerns, treatment type, number of sessions and maintenance. The consultation fee is $100 and can be redeemed toward a suitable same-day treatment. A personalised quotation can be provided after assessment.
Where can I book in Sydney?
MA360 consults in Chatswood and Hurstville . Use the booking form or call 1300 338 307.
Ready to begin?
Feel at home in your skin again.
Book your MA360 skin consultation to understand what changed, discuss your main concern and receive personalised recommendations for hydration, tone, texture and firmness.
Your $100 doctor-personalised consultation is redeemable toward a suitable same-day treatment. Suitability, timing, treatment plan and outcomes vary.