April 2, 2025
Hormonal Skin Flare-Ups? Here’s How to Calm Them
Breaking out just before your period? Noticing more spots during perimenopause? Hormones play a huge role in skin health—and when they’re out of balance, your face often feels it first.
At Ready Health Clinic, we help women across Wigan, Chorley, Horwich, and Bolton understand and treat hormonal skin flare-ups with expert care and simple, effective solutions.
What Do Hormonal Flare-Ups Look Like?
They often show up:
Around your chin and jawline
Before or during your menstrual cycle
In response to stress or poor sleep
During perimenopause or menopause
After coming off hormonal birth control
These breakouts are usually deeper, more painful, and harder to manage with regular skincare products alone.
What Causes It?
Hormonal fluctuations can:
Increase oil production
Trigger inflammation
Disrupt your skin’s healing cycle
Reduce natural collagen and hydration
This is especially common during times of hormonal change—your 20s, 30s, 40s, and beyond.
How We Can Help:
We take a joined-up approach to hormonal skin care, offering:
Private GP appointments to assess your symptoms
Hormone blood tests (e.g. oestrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid)
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) screening
Prescription treatments or natural alternatives
Referrals to dermatologists or hormone specialists
Skincare and supplement advice tailored to your cycle or life stage
You’re Not Alone—And It’s Not Just “Bad Skin”
If your skin is affecting your confidence or comfort, we’re here to help. Let’s find the underlying cause and create a plan that actually works—for your hormones, your skin, and your peace of mind.
Book a private consultation today at our Standish clinic, just a short drive from Wigan, Chorley, Horwich, and Bolton.
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