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Peptide Therapy for Anti-ageing

Introduction

A woman’s journey from perimenopause to menopause later brings about significant bodily changes, including the skin. During this phase, many women experience a noticeable decline in their skin health—from loss of skin firmness, elasticity and the appearance of fine lines to the development of wrinkles. This occurs due to the reduction in collagen production. 

However, there is nothing to worry about! 

Our experts at Medi-Gyn offer some of the most advanced treatments for the manegement of menopausal symptoms. While bioidentical hormone replacement therapies (BHRTs) are well-known for their positive effects on menopausal women, another equally effective treatment is peptide therapy. 

Peptide therapy is a new-age treatment that targets the early signs of ageing by increasing collagen and elastin production. This, in turn, improves skin texture and promotes a youthful glow. 

Let’s understand more about how peptide therapy can provide anti-ageing benefits, especially for women undergoing menopause. 

How Does Peptide Therapy Works for Anti-Ageing?

Peptides are strings of amino acids. They are usually short proteins containing about 2-100 amino acids. Peptides are naturally occuring in the body and perform many essential functions.

To understand how peptides work for anti-ageing, we must first understand what happens to the skin during ageing and menopause. The skin produces less amounts of collagen and elastin – two proteins responsible for providing structure, strength, elasticity and firmness to your body structure, including the skin. 

With age, the body makes less collagen and elastin and even breaks down collagen faster. This causes skin to wrinkle, sashes to appear, and stiffening of other structures like bones, cartilage, and tendons.

Though peptides occur naturally in the body, scientists are developing some for the management of conditions like diabetes, anti-ageing, and menopause. 

Benefits of Peptide Therapy for Women in Perimenopause and Menopause

TPeptides offer several health benefits. Some of these include:

  • Reduce wrinkles

One of the most popular benefits of peptide therapy is its potential to reduce wrinkles and other signs of ageing, including fine lines. Peptides act as messengers that communicate with cells to stimulate production of two proteins- collagen and elastin production. These proteins reduce fine lines and wrinkles and make your skin firm, smooth, and younger-looking.

  • Improve skin elasticity 

Our skin loses elasticity as we age. Producing elastin and collagen in response to peptide therapy improves skin elasticity, enabling skin to bounce back to its younger self. 

Increased peptide levels also help the skin stay firm, so repeated sessions of peptide therapy may help keep your skin firm and prevent signs of ageing.

  • Strengthens the skin barrier

With age, skin becomes thin and fragile. Peptides are known to strengthen the skin barrier, preventing the entry of microbes and other harmful toxins, reducing the risk of infections, inflammation and subsequent skin damage.

  • Reduces inflammation

Inflammation is a significant cause of skin damage, which can cause age spots, fine lines, and wrinkles. Some peptides used in peptide therapy can reduce inflammation and improve these signs of skin damage. They also help prevent environmental skin damage. 

  • Reduces breakouts

If you are experiencing acne breakouts during your menopause, peptide therapy is for you! Peptides attract acne, causing bacteria to go away from the skin and reducing inflammation and breakouts. After using peptide therapy, you will begin to notice improvement in your skin condition.

Peptide Therapy Options For Anti-Ageing

Different types of peptides are available for use in peptide therapy. Deciding the best peptide for you may seem daunting, but our experts at Medi-Gyn will help you choose the most suitable one for your skincare needs. 

Here are the most effective peptides used for anti-ageing effects:

  • GHK-Cu Peptide

This peptide, known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, is abundant in our blood in youth, but its levels slowly diminish with age. This peptide stimulates collagen production, helping smooth out wrinkles and improve skin elasticity. Some studies have shown that GHK-Cu peptide enhances skin hydration and accelerates healing.

  • Argireline

This peptide is called the “Wrinkle Relaxer” because it boosts collagen production and improves skin tone and appearance. Argireline also relaxes facial muscles, further reducing wrinkles.

  • Epitalon

This peptide has also been studied for its anti-ageing properties. It is usually administered through subcutaneous injections to extend an individual’s lifespan and improve health.

  • L-Glutathione

This peptide is known as the ‘stress shield’ as it is a potent antioxidant. Due to this property, it is widely used in anti-ageing treatments.

Wrapping it Up!

Peptide therapy is a new-age treatment with tremendous potential in the anti-ageing realm,  particularly for perimenopausal and menopausal women. As these women experience hormonal changes that can accelerate skin ageing, peptide therapy can help rejuvenate the skin, boost collagen production, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. 

Additionally, peptides can enhance skin hydration, improve elasticity, and promote overall skin health, helping women maintain a youthful glow during this life stage. If you are undergoing early signs of ageing due to perimenopause and menopause, consult with a healthcare provider at Medi-Gyn to determine if peptide therapy is suitable for your unique needs. 

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Mr. Homajun Nobacht

Pharmacist and BHRT Specialist

Born in Tehran in 1962, Homajun Nobacht competed his Pharmacy studies at the Goethe University in Frankfurt in 1995.

Homajun has dedicated his life to the development of and working with bioidentical hormones with a total experience being over 25 years. He leads a Team of Pharmasists who offer personalised formulations for patients in the context of bioidentical hormone therapy and anti-ageing.

The base product for bioidentical hormones produced by the pharmacy is obtained  from a yam root, the ingredients of which are the so-called diosgenins and these have a structure that is similar to our sex hormones. The diosgenins are then semi-enzymatically converted to progesterone, pregnenolone, DHEA, testosterone and estradiol using Marker methods.

We use these hormones in micronized form, which is very important for the bioidentical hormones to work. The micronization and dispersion in olive oil ensures that the hormones bypass the first pass effect without damaging the liver in the long-term.

Ms. Irina Bond

CEO, Founder & Well-Ageing Expert

Dedicated to assisting their patients through any stage of menopause, Irina demonstrated undoubted passion, extensive experience and know-how of guiding and empowering female patients in navigating this transformative journey and rediscovering themselves.

With over 15 years of heartfelt dedication, Irina has guided countless international clients on their paths to natural well-ageing with Purifyne Cleanse and now at Medi-Gyn Center. Her passion and profound expertise intertwine to empower clients to embrace their best selves, both physically and emotionally.

Irina’s Transformative Beginning

Irina’s journey towards healthy living and wellness took root amidst the shadows of one of the most tragic nuclear disasters in history – Chernobyl. At just 12 years old, she and her family were forced to evacuate multiple times from their home, as they navigated life in an area deemed an ‘exclusion zone.’ This challenging experience instilled in her a vital understanding of nutrition and the importance of safe food choices, shaping her values and mission later on.

A Journey Across Europe

Her path led her from the troubled grounds of Chernobyl to Poland, then across the UK, France, Monte-Carlo, and finally to Dubai. Throughout her travels, she passionately shared her message of “lifespan and health-span,” touching the lives of many along the way.

Upon arriving in London in 1998, Irina initially embarked on a career in banking from 2003 to 2009. However, her heart remained committed to the world of naturopathic medicine. She immersed herself in researching wellness, dedicating her time to understanding natural body cleansing, remedies, and holistic well-being, all of which would later influence her work in well-ageing.

Founding Purifyne Cleanse

Her relentless pursuit of knowledge and the desire to help others culminated in the creation of Purifyne Cleanse Ltd., one of the UK’s pioneering Juice Detox Companies, which she ran from 2009 to 2016. Simultaneously, she supported international clients in their Well-Ageing Programmes, focusing on body detoxification, weight management, and enhancing both lifespan and healthspan for nearly 15 years.

Educational Pursuits in Naturopathy

The success of her Well-Ageing Programmes brought joy to many, as clients reported feeling revitalised and healthier within days of joining. Their transformations were a testament to her dedication, and her programmes garnered recognition and endorsements from respected medical practitioners and therapists across the UK. Propelled by her passion and the positive impact she made, Irina pursued Naturopathic Studies at the College of Natural Medicine (CNM) in London.

Today, Irina Bond stands as the compassionate Founder/ CEO and Well-Ageing Expert at Medi-Gyn Center in Dubai. Her extensive experience and heartfelt commitment warm the hearts of those she serves, guiding each client to become the best version of themselves. By blending her diverse skill set in product knowledge, business development, linguistic and client management, she continues to champion the values of well-ageing and hormone balance, making a difference in the lives of many.

Dr. Khalid Ahmad Shukri

MD., FCCM, ABAARM

Dr. Shukri is a Physician in Dignitary and Protective Medicine, Double fellowship Critical Care Medicine, Fellowship Functional and Metabolic medicine, Certified Practitioner Bioresonance /Zyto/ Oligo Scans.

A 40 years of experience in BHRT/ Peptide therapy/ science-driven supplements/ Lifespan & Healthspan/ Fertility, Dr. Khalid Shukri offers the following accreditations: American Board Certified Anti Aging / Regenerative Medicine, Reproductive Medicine. 

American Board-Certified Physician in Anti-Aging & Regenerative Medicine and Fellow of Functional and Metabolic Medicine from the American Academy of Anti-Aging. 

With his extensive years of experience and vast up-to-date knowledge, Dr. Ahmad presents a unique Functional Medicine approach combined with epigenetic and wellness technology in identifying the root cause of the diseases. 

His treatments include detection, prevention, reversing and setting up a lifestyle custom-made with advanced wellness technology designed to empower clients to optimize and restore their health to live a vibrant, energetic, and productive, healthy, and happy life span.

Richard Morgan Evans

Founder & CEO of Sapience Communications

Richard co-founded Sapience with three highly successful business figures in the UK, including former bank and private equity CEOs. This followed previous careers in law, working as an equity analyst for a number of investment banks and financial journalism, which included writing for The Economist, The Times and The Independent.

During his journalist career, he visited the Gulf and Saudi Arabia many times, interviewing senior banking and business figures, such as the head of the Saudi Central Bank and leaders at Saudi Aramco, SABIC, Olayan Group and the Kanoo Group. A number of his features appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and The Washington Post.

His PR experience includes being the MD of the Financial Division of a leading UK multidisciplinary PR consultancy before co-founding Sapience. He is often asked to judge PR awards, most recently he was on the judging panel of the Public Relations Consultancy Association’s Financial Services PR awards.

He specialises in advising on strategic media relations, reputational risk, media relations and training, crisis communications, and all forms of corporate transactions. Richard is a law graduate of the University of Cambridge.

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