I had Radiesse in my hands and the veins still showing. Any suggestions?

Insufficient volume of injection may be the main cause of the undercorrection. More volume of Radiesse may further help the hands and veins. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

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Yes I would consider adding more radiesse or trying a different filler like voluma.  More permanently you can have fat injected and/or even sclerotherapy of the hand viens.  I suggest seeing a cosmetic dermatologist with expertise in hand rejuvenation.  Best, Dr. Emer.

More than 35 years ago I began using fat augmentation for aging hands. At that time people said it did not work. I injected only one hand in a patient and waited two years to show that yes indeed not only does it work but worked better than any other material. ( l then injected the other hand).  I continue to use fat augmentation rather than fillers since it is much cheaper and is permanent.

Two main components that age our hands is photo aging, and well as lack of volume. Overtime, photo aging plays a key role in producing irregular pigmentation, causing the depletion in collagen and elastic fibers. This can result in thinning the skin, which makes veins more visible. To add volume back in the hands we use a biocompatible dermal filler, known as Radiesse. We typically have patients start with one syringe per hand and repeat until the desired volume is achieved. Based on the patient’s anatomy the veins can still be visible after multiple treatments.