Hand Filler

Hand Filler

Hand filler is a cosmetic procedure used to reduce or correct signs of aging on the hands. In this procedure, filler materials such as hyaluronic acid or calcium hydroxyapatite are injected into the upper part of the hands.

Signs of aging in the hands result from the thinning of the skin, decreased skin elasticity, and loss of subcutaneous fat over time. This can lead to the hands appearing wrinkled, veiny, and bony. Hand filler aims to address these signs, helping the hands look more youthful, plump, and vibrant.

Filler materials like hyaluronic acid or calcium hydroxyapatite, when injected into the upper part of the hands, add volume in the dermis layer. This results in the skin on the hands looking fuller and smoother. Additionally, filler materials have the ability to retain moisture in the subcutaneous tissue, contributing to a more youthful and hydrated appearance for the hands. During the procedure, the filler material is injected into the upper part of the hands using a thin needle or catheter. The procedure is typically quick and relatively painless.

The results of hand filler are usually noticeable immediately, and the effect typically lasts between 6 to 12 months, depending on the filler material and individual factors. The effect of the filler diminishes over time, and additional injections may be needed.

Hand filler is a cosmetic procedure used for aesthetic purposes and is personalized based on an individual's hand structure, health, and goals. It's important to consult with a specialist before the procedure to assess whether you are a suitable candidate.