When skin eruptions appear alongside fever, joint pain, persistent fatigue, swollen lymph nodes, unexplained weight changes, or digestive disturbances, they frequently represent manifestations of ...

As you enter perimenopause and reach menopause, you may notice that your skin is drier and itchy, starting to sag, or breaking out. These changes are related to fluctuating hormone levels. But at ...

Perimenopause skin changes: Dryness "Studies have shown that women lose 30% of their collagen in the first five years of perimenopause," Boucher reveals.

Skin is the most visible marker of aging. 1 The signs may be noticeable as early as your 20s, but the biggest changes typically happen in your 40s, 50s, and 60s. 2 And while some causes can’t be ...

Once you hit 40, your skin starts to change. We spoke to five skin experts who have gone through it themselves for their top tips for healthy, youthful skin.

Whether your skin is getting better these days or…not, here’s what might be behind those changes. There are tons of factors that could be affecting your skin right now—for better or worse.

But there are certain changes to your skin your doctor needs to know about. Peeling. It’s normal for skin to peel when it’s had a lot of sun, wind, heat, humidity, or dryness.

When the mind or body become distressed (by a real or unreal threat), our brain secretes hormones that induce the release of cortisol, a stress hormone, from our adrenal glands. Our skin has receptors ...

The sun’s rays cause the majority of skin changes as you grow older. Here’s how sunscreen helps prevent the damage. By Dana G. Smith Have you ever looked at the skin on the buttocks of a 90 ...