Filler Treatments for Hands

In the past aesthetic hand care typically focused on pigmentation and other irregularities of the skin. While the minimising of sun and age spots is key in keeping hands young, the rise of dermal filler has expanded the scope of hand rejuvenation. The loss of dermal elasticity and subcutaneous volume are two factors that can be addressed with hand filler treatment. Fat grafting has also been used to supplement soft tissue loss but proved comparatively unreliable, with viscous filler product the undisputed go-to option for improving hand appearance.

Do our hands reveal our age?

The hands, along with the neck – apparently – reveal our age. Whether this is true or not, hands are a common cause of concern. Ageing, weight loss, sun damage, environmental factors, long term exposure to soaps & household products – all these factors can affect our hands, but none more so than the gradual depletion of collagen and fat stores. A typically lean area to begin with, hands can become bony with prominent underlying structures like veins and tendons. When coupled with skin thinning, hands can appear prematurely aged. This can be especially frustrating if your face and neck skin is well cared for and in good condition. Hand rejuvenation can restore a balance – quickly and discretely.