I have thin, wrinkled hands with prominent knuckles. My veins can also be quite prominent in heat or when hanging by my sides. My face looks younger than my hands, and I'm very self-conscious about them, feeling they "give me away." Please tell me what you think is the best injectable filler to "plump up" my hands. Thank you.
September 27, 2017
Answer: Aging hands appearance There are several options that help rejuvenate the hands. First, fillers that are hydrating or volumizing work well to improve the appearance of the hands. Restylane Silk is a volumizing and hydrating filler that works well to provide support as well as hydration to the back of the hands. Radiesse is also popular in this area and works well. Fat is an option but can be more expensive, more unpredictable because of resorption, and can be asymmetric once the swelling subsides.
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September 27, 2017
Answer: Aging hands appearance There are several options that help rejuvenate the hands. First, fillers that are hydrating or volumizing work well to improve the appearance of the hands. Restylane Silk is a volumizing and hydrating filler that works well to provide support as well as hydration to the back of the hands. Radiesse is also popular in this area and works well. Fat is an option but can be more expensive, more unpredictable because of resorption, and can be asymmetric once the swelling subsides.
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February 19, 2016
Answer: Treatment for Aging Hands
The face and the hands loose fat with age. As a result the tendons and veins appear more prominent. Restoring the lost volume with either fat transfer or a filler such as Radiesse can be a very rewarding way to treat this problem. Fat transfer is essentially permanent, however, fillers need to be repeated.
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February 19, 2016
Answer: Treatment for Aging Hands
The face and the hands loose fat with age. As a result the tendons and veins appear more prominent. Restoring the lost volume with either fat transfer or a filler such as Radiesse can be a very rewarding way to treat this problem. Fat transfer is essentially permanent, however, fillers need to be repeated.
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