What is injected into your hands during hand rejuvenation treatment? Is it safe?

There are a couple of fillers that can be used in the hands for rejuvenation and they are both safe. One of the fillers is Voluma and the other one is Radiesse. Each physician may have their own preference for which filler they like to use in the hands.

I encourage you to explore Renuva! This treatment is different than traditional fillers. When Renuva is injected the product is gradually replaced by your own fat cells. Over a few months time you will notice that volume is restored and a more youthful appearance to the hands. Renuva can accomplish this because it contains the same collagens and proteins as your own fat. Visit my website or an elite injector near you to learn more.

Thanks for question. Hand rejuvenation depends on the patient. So, I would recommend a consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to determine the best course of treatment. But generally, I like to inject Renuva into the hands to help add volume that was lost with age. Patients often benefit from Lumecca to the hands to remove liver spots. Good luck!

Most surgeons performing hand rejuvenation will inject your own fat under the skin, which is a safe procedure. This fat is usually taken from you abdomen or inner thighs.Some surgeons may use a non-permanent filler which will vary by their judgement, but use of your own fat is by far the most common and long lasting.

Either fat or fillers (in my practice, typically Radiesse) are injected into your hands for rejuvenation. While all procedures carry some risks, it is overall quite safe if done by an experienced provider.

We have had natural looking and permanent hand rejuvenation results with microdroplet Silikon-1000 for many years. As we get older, tendons and hand veins may become more prominent, and replacing volume may lead to a more youthful hand appearance. We have had no complications other than bruising with Silikon-1000 for hand rejuvenation. Hope this helps! Thank you.