Can i have fillers in my hands? i did have fat transfer 18 months ago,but it was gone within 3 months,so i wondered if there was a filler which can be used.?
Answer: Fillers for hands We are starting to add the first batch of patients on our surgery schedule for revisions from hand injections from Radiesse. Their complaints are of lumpiness that does not go away. Microdroplet fat injection is an option, with the usual pluses and minus of fat injection. IPL treatments of the brown spots and PhotoFacials of the hands, along with microdermabrasion and light TCA peels are all options as well.
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Answer: Fillers for hands We are starting to add the first batch of patients on our surgery schedule for revisions from hand injections from Radiesse. Their complaints are of lumpiness that does not go away. Microdroplet fat injection is an option, with the usual pluses and minus of fat injection. IPL treatments of the brown spots and PhotoFacials of the hands, along with microdermabrasion and light TCA peels are all options as well.
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Answer: Radiesse for the Hands Thank you for your question. Radiesse and Restylane Lyfe are FDA-approved injectable fillers for hands. They help improve contour and replace volume loss in the hands. I had the pleasure of being among a group of select physicians to take part in the Radiesse clinical drug trial that eventually led to it’s FDA-approval and have seen incredible results when using the product for hand rejuvenation. The procedure takes about 10 minutes and lasts for about 1 year.
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Answer: Radiesse for the Hands Thank you for your question. Radiesse and Restylane Lyfe are FDA-approved injectable fillers for hands. They help improve contour and replace volume loss in the hands. I had the pleasure of being among a group of select physicians to take part in the Radiesse clinical drug trial that eventually led to it’s FDA-approval and have seen incredible results when using the product for hand rejuvenation. The procedure takes about 10 minutes and lasts for about 1 year.
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October 1, 2017
Answer: Fillers in the hands? Thank you for your question. We are often asked this question. In Las Vegas, we get many card dealers who take pride in the appearance of their hands, as that is what the public sees. Often the aging had will have more visible vessels and tendons. The hands may also have solar damage, or just aging changes to the skin. We often will inject patients with Radiesse to add volume to the hands and decrease the harsh appearance of the vessels and tendons. Radiesse is FDA approved for this. We often will follow this up with appropriate peels to help smooth the coloration and give the skin a more vibrant look. Best to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. They have had multiple years of hand surgery training, and know the hand anatomy and function well. Some, (like our office), have had additional hand fellowship training. They are also well versed in how to best treat the skin, as they diagnose and operate on it.
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October 1, 2017
Answer: Fillers in the hands? Thank you for your question. We are often asked this question. In Las Vegas, we get many card dealers who take pride in the appearance of their hands, as that is what the public sees. Often the aging had will have more visible vessels and tendons. The hands may also have solar damage, or just aging changes to the skin. We often will inject patients with Radiesse to add volume to the hands and decrease the harsh appearance of the vessels and tendons. Radiesse is FDA approved for this. We often will follow this up with appropriate peels to help smooth the coloration and give the skin a more vibrant look. Best to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. They have had multiple years of hand surgery training, and know the hand anatomy and function well. Some, (like our office), have had additional hand fellowship training. They are also well versed in how to best treat the skin, as they diagnose and operate on it.
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February 3, 2014
Answer: Radiesse in the Hands I've had great results using Radiesse to fill the hands. I find warming the product prior to injections helps in avoiding lumpiness. Results can last between 6-14 months. Caution is needed in clients who have jobs involving fine motor skills (seamstress, tattoo artists, surgeon's, etc). It's fine for them to be treated, they just need to know that swelling following treatment can effect them.
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February 3, 2014
Answer: Radiesse in the Hands I've had great results using Radiesse to fill the hands. I find warming the product prior to injections helps in avoiding lumpiness. Results can last between 6-14 months. Caution is needed in clients who have jobs involving fine motor skills (seamstress, tattoo artists, surgeon's, etc). It's fine for them to be treated, they just need to know that swelling following treatment can effect them.
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March 3, 2009
Answer: Radiesse can produce very nice results in the hands I think Radiesse is one option to consider. It is readily available, can be performed in the office, and unlike fat, does not need to be overcorrected in order to see a durable result. It usually lasts at least a year, and in many cases longer. It's important to find someone in your area that is comfortable performing this procedure, as it is relatively new. In addition, it can also be combined with a chemical peel to really rejuvenate the appearance of the hands quite nicely. Best of luck! Dr. Salemy
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March 3, 2009
Answer: Radiesse can produce very nice results in the hands I think Radiesse is one option to consider. It is readily available, can be performed in the office, and unlike fat, does not need to be overcorrected in order to see a durable result. It usually lasts at least a year, and in many cases longer. It's important to find someone in your area that is comfortable performing this procedure, as it is relatively new. In addition, it can also be combined with a chemical peel to really rejuvenate the appearance of the hands quite nicely. Best of luck! Dr. Salemy
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