Episode 211: Skin Deep: Aging Well, Hormones, and Facial Rejuvenation with Dr. Emily Johnson

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Is your skin suddenly drier, duller, or more crepey than it used to be? You’re not imagining it—and hormones may be at the root. In this episode, Dr. Carolyn Moyers is joined by Dr. Emily Johnson, triple board-certified facial plastic surgeon and founder of 817 Surgical Arts, for a deep dive into how menopause impacts your skin—and what you can do about it.From the science behind estrogen receptors in your skin to the latest in medical-grade skincare, lasers, and surgical options like facelifts, Dr. Johnson shares what works, what’s hype, and how to age on your own terms.This is an empowering conversation about confidence, options, and redefining beauty in midlife.What We Cover:How estrogen decline impacts collagen, hydration, elasticity, and skin healingWhat skin changes are common during perimenopause and menopauseHow to choose the right skincare products and active ingredients (retinoids, peptides, HA, etc.)In-office rejuvenation options: microneedling, lasers, PRP, and moreWhen to consider a facelift and how modern facelifts have evolvedThe power of combining hormone support + skin strategy + self-confidenceWhy aging well is personal—not prescriptiveLearn more about Dr. Emily Johnson and her work at 817SurgicalArts.com📱 Follow us on Instagram: @drcarolynmoyers and @817surgicalarts🎧 Missed our last episode with Dr. Johnson on midlife hair loss? Go back and listen to “Where Did My Hair Go?”

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