What changes, and why it’s common

Hormonal shifts through perimenopause and menopause affect hair the way they affect a lot of the body — texture can change, hair can feel finer or more prone to breakage, and the parting can widen as growth slows in some areas. It’s a genuinely common experience, not a sign you’re doing something wrong.

What we do about it

The clinic consultation looks at where you are with it now — how long it’s been happening, how quickly, and what else has changed — and builds a plan from there, whether that’s scalp treatment, a change in how your hair’s cut and handled day to day, or simply a clearer picture of what to expect. For anyone weighing up wider options like HRT, that conversation sits with your GP, not the salon chair — we’re one part of the picture.

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