Hi Suziex, you are right, due to the menopause your skin is ageing more rapidly, as your body produces less oestrogen. The effect on skin of less oetrogen will be enhanced by Letrozole, as it is there to reduce the levels of this hormone you produce naturally even further. When I got to the menopause in my mid 40's HRT kept the ageing at bay to a certain degree, but now 12 years later, I had to come off HRT and have been put onto Letrozole, too - since being diagnosed. I researched on the internet, as much as I could, to find out what I could do to support my skin. Some say this, some say that. And of course, different womens skin will react to some ingredients better than others. One of the keys to ageing skin in the reducing collagen, as that 'plumps' it up. There appears to be some evidence that oestrogen is part of being able to produce collagen. So one could try collagen creams, but I doubt that something I put onto my skin can penetrate deep enough to replenish something, which is missing deeper down. I have taken to Palmers skin oils and body lotion - not too expensive and enough of the other ingredients required to help support the skin. So far so good - they are wonderful and are doing the trick slowing things down. At some stage I paid for expensive treatments, but did not notice any longer term results. Hope this helps. Clever make up and tips for ageing skin can be found on the internet, worth researching.
