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Hand rejuvenation for concerns such as age spots, volume loss and changes in skin texture. Suitability and results vary between individuals.
Ageing hands may appear thinner, with changes in skin texture, volume and pigmentation.
Wrinkles or crepey skin may become more noticeable, while veins and tendons may appear more prominent. These changes vary between individuals.
Premature ageing of the hands may be influenced by sun exposure, genetics, repeated washing, harsh chemicals, cold weather and pollution. These factors may contribute to dryness, changes in skin texture, wrinkles and pigmentation.
Regular moisturisation and sun protection may help support the skin, but they cannot prevent all age-related changes.
Hand rejuvenation options are discussed following an individual consultation and assessment.
The expected outcome, recovery, risks and aftercare are explained before treatment. Results and their duration vary.
Treatment plans may include dermal fillers, PLLA or microneedling where clinically appropriate, for volume loss, wrinkles or changes in skin texture.
May combine dermal fillers, PLLA (poly-L-lactic acid) and microneedling with a nourishing vitamin blend. Fillers may restore lost volume and hydration; PLLA may stimulate collagen production over time; microneedling may help refine texture. Results vary.
Combines microneedling with radiofrequency and may be considered for hand skin texture and firmness. It may support collagen and elastin production and improve the appearance of fine lines or crepey skin over time. Suitability, downtime and results vary.
Individual results vary.
Results and their duration vary between individuals, and cosmetic improvement is not guaranteed.
Common questions about hand rejuvenation in London. Can’t find your answer? Our team will help.
The timing of visible changes varies according to the treatment used. Some patients may notice changes within the first few weeks after fillers, while Morpheus8 effects may develop gradually over several weeks or months.
The number of sessions varies according to the treatment used, the concern being addressed and individual response. A personalised treatment plan will be discussed during consultation.
The level of discomfort and recovery varies according to the treatment used and the individual. Numbing cream may be used where appropriate, and your practitioner will explain what to expect.
The duration of results varies according to the treatment used and individual factors. The collagen-stimulating benefits of PLLA and the texture-refining effects of microneedling develop gradually. Results may last approximately 12–18 months and can be maintained with follow-up treatments, but outcomes vary between individuals.
Temporary redness, swelling or bruising may occur after treatment. After hand rejuvenation, avoid touching, pressing or massaging the treated area unless your practitioner instructs you to do so; direct sun exposure or UV treatments such as sunbeds; and extreme heat or cold, including hot or cold showers and saunas. Avoid alcohol for the first 24 to 48 hours. Use only skincare products approved by your doctor, and avoid other treatments on the hands until a practitioner confirms that it is safe. Hand fillers may be unsuitable if there is an infection in the treated area, an allergy to filler components, or pregnancy or breastfeeding. Recovery varies between individuals, and your practitioner will explain the appropriate aftercare.
At consultation we assess your hands and explain options, limitations and risks before any treatment.
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