Sagging skin
Loss of firmness across face, neck and jawline assessed structurally, not just topically.
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Skin quality, ageing, texture and tone — assessed across surface, structure and the regenerative capacity beneath.
Body composition, tone and contour — addressed through energy-based and metabolic care, not cosmetic shortcuts.
Hair density, scalp health and hair quality — investigated alongside hormonal and nutritional context.
Energy, sleep, mood, recovery and vitality — reviewed as physiology, because how you function shapes how you look.
Weight, metabolism and body composition — managed medically, including GLP-1 support and post-medication maintenance.
Hormonal health across life stages — menopause, pelvic and cycle-related concerns, assessed and treated by doctors.
Testosterone, energy, recovery and body composition — examined together rather than treated in isolation.
Surface quality, barrier function, pigmentation and texture.
Bone, fat compartments, support and contour beneath the skin.
The physiological signals that shape energy, mood and ageing.
Insulin sensitivity, body composition and metabolic function.
The body's own repair capacity — supported before replaced.
At 23MD, we do not look at skin, ageing, weight, hormones or energy in isolation. A visible concern may reflect changes in collagen, facial structure, inflammation, hormones, metabolism, sleep, stress or recovery. Our role is to assess the whole picture and build a treatment plan that is medically appropriate, realistic and personalised.
Loss of firmness across face, neck and jawline assessed structurally, not just topically.
Lines linked to expression, collagen change and skin quality, reviewed in context.
Uneven tone, sun damage and melasma, examined alongside hormonal triggers.
Textural change from past acne, treated through resurfacing and regeneration.
Density loss assessed alongside scalp health, hormones and nutrition.
Weight change reviewed through metabolic, hormonal and lifestyle lenses.
Sleep, mood, weight and skin change assessed across the menopausal transition.
Energy, libido and recovery investigated through structured male hormonal review.
Functional pelvic concerns addressed through medical, non-surgical pathways.
Persistent low energy and reduced clarity reviewed as physiology, not personality.
Localised fat resistant to diet and training, assessed for non-surgical reduction.
Roughness, pores and dullness assessed through skin quality and regeneration.