Hand Filling

As we age or due to intense use or genetic factors, the fat tissue under the skin of the hands decreases over time. This reduction in fat is accompanied by the onset of wrinkles, and the veins and tendons beneath the skin become more visible. To both reduce skin wrinkles and decrease the visibility of veins and tendons, fillers containing hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite, or a combination of both, as well as PLLA-based products, can be used.

Why is Hand Filling Necessary?

A decrease in fat tissue in the hands weakens the connective tissue. As a result, tendons and blood vessel structures become more visible. The prominence of these structures, along with the decrease in fat tissue, leads to an older appearance.

Is There an Age Limit for Hand Filling?

Hand filling is generally needed in one’s 40s. However, in special cases and as long as the individual is over 18, the procedure can be performed.

What Are the Active Ingredients in Hand Filling?

In hand filling, products containing hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite, calcium hydroxyapatite + hyaluronic acid, and poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA) can be used.

Is Hand Filling a Painful Procedure?

Hand filling is a safe and comfortable procedure. Prior to the procedure, anesthetic creams are applied to the treatment area to minimize the pain or discomfort. Due to the rich blood supply in the area, the procedure is performed using a cannula.

Is Hand Filling Permanent?

• Hand filling is a practical procedure that is typically completed in a single session within a clinical setting.
• The application can easily be completed during a lunch break.
• It is a single-session application, and its duration varies, typically lasting between 12 to 24 months, depending on the content used.
• Hand filling can be combined with other non-surgical aesthetic procedures performed on the same day.

What Should You Pay Attention to After Getting Hand Filling?

• Avoid applying moisturizer to the hands for the first 24 hours.
• If necessary, you can use an antibiotic cream.
• Avoid shaking hands on the first day.
• Drink plenty of water for two weeks.

Which Fillers Are Used in Hand Rejuvenation Procedures?

If there is significant loss of elasticity and relaxation in the skin, and if vascular appearance has noticeably increased, then Smart Fillers should be used for tissue repair and restructuring.

If thinning and dryness of the skin due to moisture loss are observed, the treatment should be performed with moisturizing fillers.

In Which Cases is Hand Filling Applied?

Hand filling is applied in cases where a more youthful appearance is desired, or when vascular appearance increases. This can be due to factors such as aging, genetic predisposition, or exposure to environmental agents (such as sunlight).
It can be applied in cases where there is significant elasticity loss and sagging in the skin or an increase in vascular appearance.

What Should You Pay Attention to After Hand Filling Application?

After hand filling, you should protect the area from deep trauma and pressure. As it is a constantly used area, avoid massages or similar treatments.
Use regular moisturizers and, especially in the first three days and afterwards, avoid contact with warm water. If you wash your hands frequently, minimize contact with caustic agents such as detergents, bleach, soap, etc.

How Much Does Hand Rejuvenation Cost?

The cost of hand rejuvenation depends on the individual and the amount to be applied, as well as the treatment determined by a dermatologist. Hand filling prices vary from person to person and are determined after a detailed examination and analysis performed before the application.