Hand Rejuvenation

Hands are one of the most "tell-tale" signs of aging because of their extensive use. As we age, the skin becomes thinner and loses plumpness and firmness, thus revealing tendons, joint protrusions and loose skin.

We use a variety of modern techniques to restore a more youthful appearance to the hands. These rejuvenation treatments that can produce dramatic results, leaving hands younger and smoother. A combination of different treatments may be necessary to achieve desired results, and a consultation is recommended to determine the best treatment plan for you.

Your own fat is used as a soft tissue filler material to improve the appearance of thin skin, veins, and enlarged knuckles. The fat is taken from one area of your body (usually the abdomen) and harvested through a very small incision. The fat is then processed (cleansed to remove excess fluid and oils) and re-injected through very small incisions into the regions to be rejuvenated or depressions that need improvement.

Dermal Fillers plump and firm the skin, thus making the veins/tendons less pronounced. This is a simple procedure and results may be seen immediately.

Venus Freeze is an FDA approved, non-surgical treatment to firm and tighten skin. Venus Freeze uses (MP)², a combination of multi-polar radio frequency and pulsed magnetic fields; which uniformly heat up the tissue in the skin, stimulating collagen-making cells and fibers. A series of 8 weekly treatments is recommended.

MicroNeedling uses a sterile needle-tip containing 12 tiny micro-needles to create controlled micro-injuries to the skin. This initiates the skin’s repair process to naturally produce collagen and elastin, ideal for smoothing fine lines and wrinkles. Micro-channels created by the treatment allow for optimal absorption of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), enhancing their effects in the deeper layers of skin. Click here to read more about Platelet Rich Plasma. A series of 3 monthly treatments is recommended.

Please note: When treating the hands with any procedure, patients are advised to avoid sun exposure for 4-6 weeks after treatment to protect the delicate, newly formed layers of skin and prevent pigmentation changes in the skin.

Contact us today at (602) 222-9111 to learn more about what treatment is recommended for your hands