Restore lost volume and create smoother, more youthful-looking hands with a personalized injectable treatment.
As the hands age, the skin can become thinner and lose underlying volume, making veins, tendons and bones appear more prominent.
Hand rejuvenation filler is placed beneath the skin on the backs of the hands to restore volume and soften the appearance of these visible structures. The treatment can create a smoother, fuller and more refreshed appearance while maintaining natural hand movement.
Depending on the product selected, treatment may also support gradual collagen production and improvements in skin quality.
Benefits
Restores Lost Volume
Replenishes age-related volume loss on the backs of the hands.
Softens Visible Veins and Tendons
Adds a cushioning layer beneath the skin, reducing the prominence of veins, tendons and bones.
Creates Smoother-Looking Skin
Improves the overall contour and appearance of thin or crepey-looking hands.
Immediate Enhancement
A visible improvement can usually be seen immediately after treatment, although temporary swelling may affect the initial appearance.
Non-Surgical Treatment
No incisions, general anesthesia or extended surgical recovery are required.
Customized Results
The product and amount used are selected according to your anatomy, volume loss and desired result.
What to Expect
Treatment Time: The appointment length depends on the product selected and the amount of correction required.
Comfort: A topical or local anesthetic may be used to minimize discomfort. Most clients experience pressure, pinching or mild tenderness during treatment.
Initial Results: Additional volume is usually visible immediately after injection.
Final Results: The hands generally settle over approximately one to two weeks as swelling and bruising improve.
Duration: Results vary according to the product, dosage, metabolism and individual response. Maintenance treatment may be required as the injected product gradually breaks down.
Downtime: Minimal. Most clients can resume normal daily activities shortly after treatment, although swelling, bruising, redness, tenderness or temporary stiffness may occur.
How Many Syringes Will I Need?
The advertised price applies to one syringe.
Some clients may require more than one syringe to treat both hands evenly or achieve their desired level of correction. The total amount depends on:
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The degree of volume loss
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The size and anatomy of the hands
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The product selected
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The prominence of veins and tendons
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The desired level of improvement
Your provider will assess both hands and confirm the recommended amount and total cost before treatment.
Treatment Options
Radiesse®
Radiesse® is a calcium hydroxylapatite injectable that is FDA-approved to correct volume loss on the backs of the hands.
It provides immediate structural support while encouraging the production of collagen and elastin over time.
Radiesse® is not a hyaluronic acid filler and cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase.
Restylane Lyft®
Restylane Lyft® is a hyaluronic acid filler that is FDA-approved to correct volume loss on the backs of the hands in adults over the age of 21.
It provides immediate volume and may be dissolved with hyaluronidase when clinically appropriate.
Your provider will recommend the most suitable option based on your anatomy, medical history and desired result.
Other Alternatives
Renuva®
Renuva® is an adipose-derived extracellular matrix prepared from screened and processed donated human tissue.
After injection, it provides a framework that may gradually be replaced by the patient’s own fat cells. Results develop over several months rather than providing the same predictable immediate correction as traditional filler.
Longevity varies and cannot be guaranteed for a specific number of years.
Sculptra®
Sculptra® contains poly-L-lactic acid and gradually stimulates collagen production. Results develop progressively and may last up to approximately two years in appropriately selected patients.
Using Sculptra® in the hands may be considered an off-label treatment. It cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase and usually requires a series of sessions.
Your provider will explain whether traditional filler, a collagen stimulator or another treatment is most appropriate for you.
Pre-Treatment Instructions
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Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before your appointment.
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Aspirin, ibuprofen and other anti-inflammatory medications may increase the likelihood of bruising.
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Do not stop aspirin, blood thinners or any prescribed medication without consulting the healthcare professional who prescribed it.
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Inform your provider about all medications, supplements, allergies and medical conditions.
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Tell your provider about previous hand fillers, surgery, injuries or circulation problems.
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Remove rings and other tight hand jewelry before your appointment.
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Inform your provider if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, unwell or experiencing an active skin infection.
Aftercare Instructions
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Avoid rubbing, massaging or applying firm pressure to the treated areas unless instructed by your provider.
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Remove rings before treatment and avoid wearing tight jewelry until swelling has resolved.
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Avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, excessive heat and prolonged sun exposure for at least 24 hours.
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Avoid heavy lifting or repetitive hand activity immediately after treatment.
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Use a clean, wrapped cold compress for short periods if advised to help manage swelling.
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Follow all personalized aftercare and massage instructions provided by your injector.
Pricing Information
The special price of $725 applies to one syringe.
The final cost depends on:
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The product selected
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The number of syringes required
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Whether one or both hands are treated
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The degree of volume loss
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Your personalized treatment plan
Premium products, additional syringes and alternative regenerative treatments may involve additional costs.
Prices, promotions, terms and conditions are subject to change without notice. Your final treatment plan and cost will be confirmed before the procedure.
Important Safety Information
Possible side effects include temporary swelling, redness, tenderness, bruising, itching, firmness, lumps or reduced hand movement.
Less common complications include infection, delayed inflammatory reactions, asymmetry or an unsatisfactory cosmetic result.
Rare but serious complications may occur if an injectable product enters or obstructs a blood vessel. Contact your provider immediately if you experience severe or increasing pain, pale or mottled skin, unusual discoloration, coolness, blistering, numbness or worsening difficulty moving the hand or fingers.
Hand rejuvenation injections must be administered by an appropriately trained and qualified healthcare professional. Results vary, and a personalized consultation is required to determine the most appropriate product and treatment plan.
