7^th Jul 2025

Why Is My Hair Thinning During Menopause? The Expert-Led Treatment Helping Women Reclaim Confidence

Is Your Hair Quietly Changing? You’re Not Alone.

Many women in their 40s and 50s find themselves quietly wondering when their hair started to feel different. That once-full ponytail may now feel thinner in your hands. You might notice more hair on the bathroom floor, a wider parting that catches the light in photos, or strands that never seem to grow beyond shoulder-length.

These changes often happen gradually, but once you see them, it’s hard to unsee.

Hair thinning during perimenopause and menopause is incredibly common, yet it still feels like a taboo. You’re not imagining it, and you’re certainly not alone. Hormonal shifts are at the heart of it.

What’s Really Happening to Your Hair?

During menopause, oestrogen and progesterone levels drop, and these hormones play a vital role in supporting healthy hair growth. As they decline, the hair follicles can shrink and become less active. This results in finer, weaker hair that sheds more easily and takes longer to grow back.

It’s not just about visible thinning—it’s about how the hair behaves. It may break more easily, appear more fragile, or simply stop growing as long as it used to. These aren’t vanity concerns; they’re signs that your body’s regenerative processes are slowing down.

Menopause Hair Loss is a Mirror of Your Skin & Collagen

Hair thinning is often one of the first visible signs that your body is producing less collagen and slowing down in its natural repair cycle. You may also start to notice changes in your skin—loss of firmness, dryness, a weaker skin barrier, or more pronounced fine lines.

These changes are all connected. If your hair is struggling, it’s likely your skin is, too. That’s why a holistic approach—one that treats the body’s internal systems, not just surface symptoms—is so important. This is why we now offer Menopause hair loss treatments as well as specialising in menopause skin concerns.

So What Can You Do?

Discover Exosome Hair Therapy: An Effective Menopause Hair Loss Treatment

At Fiji Skin Clinic, we offer one of the most advanced hair regeneration options available today: Exosomes.

Unlike traditional treatments like PRP or over-the-counter serums, Exosomes go deeper. They’re derived from stem cells and act as powerful messengers that stimulate hair follicles, boost scalp health, and encourage real cellular regeneration.

Clients love that Exosome Therapy is:

• Suitable for fragile, hormone-sensitive scalps

• Minimally invasive with no harsh downtime

• A natural-looking solution with long-term benefits

• Ideal for women seeking subtle, elegant rejuvenation—not drastic change

Many of our Sutton Coldfield and Birmingham-based clients choose Exosomes because they align with a values-led approach to ageing: supportive, high-performance, and grounded in real science.

This treatment isn’t just about regrowing hair, it’s about reclaiming a part of yourself that might feel like it’s slipping away. We often hear from clients that after treatment, they don’t just look better—they feel more themselves.

That’s the goal. Not to reverse time, but to reconnect with who you are now.

Ready to Take the First Step?

Whether you’ve just started noticing changes or have been dealing with hair loss for years, we’re here to help. Our Exosome consultations are personalised, discreet, and grounded in expertise. You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of what’s happening, what your options are, and what’s possible.

Based in Sutton Coldfield, we welcome clients from Birmingham and surrounding areas who value personalised care and real results.

Book your consultation today and let’s talk about how to support your hair and your confidence through this next chapter.

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