The Menopause Network is a UK platform dedicated to improving menopause education and support, connecting women with trusted information, specialist guidance and a wider community.

The partnership reflects the growing recognition of the role hormonal changes can play in skin biology, tissue health and ageing, and the importance of considering these factors as part of a personalised approach to regenerative aesthetic medicine.

Chloé Gronow, Content Director at RAMI, said: “There is a huge amount of crossover between menopause and regenerative aesthetics, particularly as we better understand how hormonal changes can influence the skin, ageing and response to treatment. We’re really pleased to welcome The Menopause Network as a partner and look forward to bringing our communities together through education and shared conversations.”

Aileen Cameron, Co-founder of The Menopause Network, added: “We’re delighted to partner with RAMI and help build greater understanding of the relationship between menopause, hormonal health and the changes women experience as they age. By bringing together knowledge from both communities, we hope to encourage more informed conversations and a more holistic approach to supporting women through this stage of life.”

The partnership will see RAMI and The Menopause Network explore opportunities to share education, research and clinical perspectives across their respective communities.