Hand Rejuvenation Treatment

There are a variety of specific treatments available for hand rejuvenation, each addressing different aspects of hand ageing:

• BBL (BroadBand Light) Therapy: This form of light therapy improves skin texture and reduces visible signs of ageing, such as fine lines and age spots.
• Laser: Various lasers are used for skin rejuvenation and spot removal, targeting areas with concentrated light to stimulate collagen production and promote a smoother complexion.
• Profhilo: An injectable treatment using hyaluronic acid to stimulate collagen and elastin production, enhancing skin hydration and firmness.
• Aesthefill: A dermal filler that provides structural support by volumising the skin and reducing sagging, leading to a firmer, more contoured appearance of the hands.
• Filler: This treatment specifically targets volume loss, filling in hollow areas and softening deep creases, resulting in a smoother skin surface.
• Sculptra: A poly-L-lactic acid-based filler that works by gradually stimulating collagen production, leading to long-term improvements in skin thickness and overall hand rejuvenation.

The downtime required after undergoing specific hand rejuvenation treatments varies:

• BBL (BroadBand Light) Therapy and/or Lasers: Generally, there is minimal to no downtime. Patients can usually return to their normal activities immediately after treatment.
• Profhilo: Minimal downtime is needed, typically just a few hours. Patients might experience slight swelling or redness that resolves quickly.
• Aesthefill: This filler requires little to no downtime. Patients may have mild swelling or bruising that subsides within a few days.
• Filler: Downtime is minimal, with possible temporary swelling or bruising at the injection site.
• Sculptra: Patients might experience a few days of downtime due to swelling or bruising. It’s recommended to avoid strenuous activities for a couple of days post-treatment to ensure optimal results.