Endometriosis, PCOS, and Your Skin

One in ten women are affected by Endometriosis!

8-13% of women are affected by PCOS, and many are undiagnosed.

How do these diagnoses show in your skin?

• Acne

• Excessive Hair Growth (Hirsutism)

• Loss of Hair

• Inconsistency of the skin (one day, your skin will look great the next, not so much)

• Hives

• Dermatitis

• Eczema

• Psoriasis

What can you do to help your skin if you have been diagnosed with Endometriosis or PCOS?

• Avoid fragrances in your skincare products

• Invest in high-quality skincare products with calming ingredients

• Opt for a lighter moisturizer

• Avoid rough scrubs

• Avoid potent ingredients such as mint or menthol

• Avoid Vitamin C, acids, and retinoids if you are red and irritated

A couple of products we recommend:

Cleanser:

• Cleansing Complex by iS Clinical (or)

• Cleansing Gel by Skinbetter

Treatment Serum:

• Proheal Serum by iS Clinical (or)

• Mystro Active Balance Serum by Skinbetter

Moisturizer:

• Hydration Boosting Cream by Skinbetter

Sun Protection:

• Sunbetter Sheer of Tone Smart by Skinbetter

• Elta MD (there are several product options)

• Colorescience (there are several product options)

What sets us apart is that we take a clinical and holistic approach to caring for your skin.

Book your consultation today with one of our skincare providers.