
Epidermis (Surface)
Address selected pigmentation and surface texture concerns.
Chemical peels or selected laser treatment where appropriate.

Body

Age-related changes in the hands can include thinner skin, creasing, pigmentation, volume loss and more visible veins or tendons.
Surface pigmentation and deeper volume loss are different concerns and need to be assessed separately.
Before selecting treatment, we assess three key markers:


Address selected pigmentation and surface texture concerns.
Chemical peels or selected laser treatment where appropriate.

Support selected hydration and skin-quality concerns.
Skin Boosters or other appropriate injectables.

Restore selected dorsal hand volume.
Dermal Fillers after anatomical assessment.

Step 01
Volume, pigmentation and skin texture are reviewed.

Step 02
Pigmentation or texture-focused treatment may be considered when this is the dominant concern.

Step 03
Dermal filler may be used for selected volume loss where appropriate.

Dermal Fillers
May restore selected volume. Swelling, bruising, infection and rare vascular complications are possible.

Laser & Peel Treatments
May be considered for selected pigmentation or texture concerns.

Skin Boosters
May be considered for selected hydration or skin-quality concerns.
Skin becomes thinner and less elastic while volume can decrease, making veins and tendons more visible.
They may reduce the visual prominence of veins by restoring selected volume, but the veins themselves remain.
Selected peels or laser treatments may be considered depending on pigment type and skin tone.
No. Injectable and skin treatments have temporary or gradually changing effects.
No. Age-related changes are normal and treatment is optional..


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