Sajjad Rajpar's guest appearances

Sajjad Rajpar

The Dr Louise Newson Podcast

Robert Lustig

Sarah Baker

Davina McCall

Arabella Preston

Dorothy Byrne

Lorraine Kelly

Liz Earle

Tim Spector

Peter Smith

Kirsty Lang

James Smith

Jeff Foster

Mariella Frostrup

Jan Smith

Clare Bailey

OwlTail

Dermatologist, Dr Sajjad Rajpar makes his third visit to the podcast this week to separate the facts from the fiction about skin changes in perimenopause and menopause and debunk some of the messaging around recent skin products marketed for menopause. Dr Rajpar explains the importance of estrogen for skin and how HRT can prevent and heal damage to skin tissue such as leg ulcers, for example. The experts discuss the negative impact of skin product marketing on initially younger women and now menopausal women, and unpick some perceptions about what a ‘menopausal’ face cream will and won’t do for your skin. Dr Rajpar’s three tips for problematic skin: For dry and irritable skin, avoid foaming and detergent based cleansers and use very gentle cleansing products or even a moisturising lotion to wash with. They may not lather or bubble but they do adequately remove dirt from your skin. Use a good moisturiser once or twice a day, consider a lotion in the day as it is lighter and use a cream at night. There are creams containing active ingredients that don’t have to rob the bank. Look for ingredients like retinol, vitamin C, and sunscreen. You can visit Dr Rajpar’s website here www.midlandskin.co.uk and follow him on social media @dr.rajpar_dermatologist on Instagram.

Dermatologist, Dr Sajjad Rajpar makes his third visit to the podcast this week to separate the facts from the fiction about skin changes in perimenopause and menopause and debunk some of the messaging around recent skin products marketed for menopause. Dr Rajpar explains the importance of estrogen for skin and how HRT can prevent and heal damage to skin tissue such as leg ulcers, for example. The experts discuss the negative impact of skin product marketing on initially younger women and now menopausal women, and unpick some perceptions about what a ‘menopausal’ face cream will and won’t do for your skin. Dr Rajpar’s three tips for problematic skin: <ol><li>For dry and irritable skin, avoid foaming and detergent based cleansers and use very gentle cleansing products or even a moisturising lotion to wash with. They may not lather or bubble but they do adequately remove dirt from your skin.</li> <li>Use a good moisturiser once or twice a day, consider a lotion in the day as it is lighter and use a cream at night.</li> <li>There are creams containing active ingredients that don’t have to rob the bank. Look for ingredients like retinol, vitamin C, and sunscreen.</li> </ol>You can visit Dr Rajpar’s website here <a href="http://www.midlandskin.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.midlandskin.co.uk</a> and follow him on social media <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dr.rajpar_dermatologist/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/dr.rajpar_dermatologist/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">dr.rajpar_dermatologist</a> on Instagram.

168 - The facts and fiction about menopausal skin with Dr Sajjad Rajpar

Dr Louise Newson

In this week's podcast, Dr Newson is speaking with consultant dermatologist, Dr Sajjad Rajpar all about hair. Hair changes can be very common during the perimenopause and menopause. Dr Rajpar eloquently explains how our hormones are important with respect to hair growth and also hair texture. They discuss in detail reasons why women experience hair loss and the importance of having a holistic consultation to explore reasons why hair changes. Dr Rajpar talks about the different treatment options and provides some simple advice which will help us all regarding our hair. Find out more about Dr Sajjad Rajpar here: https://belgraviadermatology.co.uk/ Dr Rajpar's Three Take Home Tips to help reduce hair loss: Avoid any tight hairstyles. If you can leave your hair down, it will help. Think about the health of your scalp too, it may be drier due to low oestrogen levels during the perimenopause and menopause. If you are suffering with brittle hair then by sensible with heat and styling tools.

In this week's podcast, Dr Newson is speaking with consultant dermatologist, Dr Sajjad Rajpar all about hair. Hair changes can be very common during the perimenopause and menopause. Dr Rajpar eloquently explains how our hormones are important with respect to hair growth and also hair texture. They discuss in detail reasons why women experience hair loss and the importance of having a holistic consultation to explore reasons why hair changes. Dr Rajpar talks about the different treatment options and provides some simple advice which will help us all regarding our hair. Find out more about Dr Sajjad Rajpar here: <a href="https://belgraviadermatology.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://belgraviadermatology.co.uk/</a> Dr Rajpar's Three Take Home Tips to help reduce hair loss: <ol><li>Avoid any tight hairstyles. If you can leave your hair down, it will help.</li> <li>Think about the health of your scalp too, it may be drier due to low oestrogen levels during the perimenopause and menopause.</li> <li>If you are suffering with brittle hair then by sensible with heat and styling tools.</li></ol>

035 - Hair Loss and Hormones - Dr Sajjad Rajpar & Dr Louise Newson

In this week's podcast, Dr Louise Newson is talking to leading consultant dermatologist Dr Sajjad Rajpar. Together, they discuss all about the skin and how it can change during the perimenopause and menopause. The low hormone levels that occur during the perimenopause and menopause often have a negative effect on the collagen in the skin, which can lead to changes in appearance and elasticity. As well as this, skin concerns such as dryness and acne are a common occurrence during this time of our lives. Dr Newson and Dr Rajpar also discuss HRT and the effectiveness of giving oestrogen through the skin as a patch or gel. More information about Dr Rajpar, including his serum, is available here: https://belgraviadermatology.co.uk/  Dr Rajpar's Three Take Home Tips for Healthy Skin: Avoid soap and use gentle cleanser, moisturise twice daily. Be sensible with the sun - wear factor 50. Stop smoking! Nicotine can have a very negative effect on your skin.

In this week's podcast, Dr Louise Newson is talking to leading consultant dermatologist Dr Sajjad Rajpar. Together, they discuss all about the skin and how it can change during the perimenopause and menopause. The low hormone levels that occur during the perimenopause and menopause often have a negative effect on the collagen in the skin, which can lead to changes in appearance and elasticity. As well as this, skin concerns such as dryness and acne are a common occurrence during this time of our lives. Dr Newson and Dr Rajpar also discuss HRT and the effectiveness of giving oestrogen through the skin as a patch or gel. More information about Dr Rajpar, including his serum, is available here: <a href="https://belgraviadermatology.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://belgraviadermatology.co.uk/</a> Dr Rajpar's Three Take Home Tips for Healthy Skin: <ol><li>Avoid soap and use gentle cleanser, moisturise twice daily.</li> <li>Be sensible with the sun - wear factor 50.</li> <li>Stop smoking! Nicotine can have a very negative effect on your skin.</li></ol>