From specialist menopause support to treatments focused on confidence and wellbeing, The Beverley Hospital takes a personalised approach to helping women navigate change.
For many women, their 40s and 50s bring significant change. Perimenopause and menopause can affect many aspects of daily life, from sleep, mood and energy levels to skin, body shape and self-confidence.
While menopause is a natural stage of life, women are increasingly looking for information and support to help them understand the changes they’re experiencing.
With October marking Menopause Awareness Month and World Menopause Day taking place on 18 October, conversations around this stage of life are firmly in focus.
Personalised menopause support
At The Beverley Hospital, women can access a holistic approach to menopause care. This combines medical guidance with support focused on health, wellbeing and confidence.
Consultations give women dedicated time to discuss their individual experiences. This could include the first signs of perimenopause, established menopause symptoms or a review of existing treatment.
Each consultation begins with an assessment of symptoms, medical history and lifestyle. The specialist team can then discuss appropriate treatment options.
Where clinically suitable, these may include Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) or testosterone therapy. However, hormonal treatment isn’t suitable for everyone.
The hospital’s menopause team also offers evidence-based non-hormonal treatments, alongside practical nutrition and lifestyle advice. As a result, care can be tailored to individual circumstances and needs.
Changes beyond menopause symptoms
Alongside internal changes, menopause can coincide with visible changes associated with ageing.
Declining collagen production, reduced skin elasticity, facial volume loss and changes in body contour can affect how some women feel about their appearance.
For those interested in exploring further options, The Beverley Hospital offers a range of surgical and non-surgical treatments.
Its integrated team can work together to consider a patient’s individual needs. This may include exploring how surgical and non-surgical treatments could complement one another to achieve the desired outcome.
The focus is on natural-looking results and helping individuals feel like the best version of themselves, rather than striving for perfection.
Care under one roof
The Beverley Hospital is a surgeon-owned and led private hospital. It brings together experienced clinicians, specialist menopause expertise, surgical services and non-surgical treatments in a purpose-built setting.
Its approach centres on personalised care, with women able to explore different aspects of their health and wellbeing with specialist support.
As Menopause Awareness Month encourages more open conversations this October, it’s an opportunity for women to learn more about the support available.
For those navigating perimenopause or menopause, The Beverley Hospital offers a personalised approach designed to help women feel informed, supported and confident throughout this stage of life.
