Hands
Hand rejuvenation with hyaluronic acid filler to soften tendons and volume loss.
Overview
What is hand filler?
Hand filler is performed with Restylane, RHA, and JUVÉDERM — hyaluronic acid gels we choose for this site, not a one-brand default. Volume loss makes tendons and veins stand out. A soft, appropriate gel can restore a less skeletal look.
We plan for balance: the area should still look like you, not a template. Product, depth, and amount follow the exam.
Why patients choose it
Key benefits
- Softer, less hollow-looking hands when HA filler is the right tool
- Immediate contour with results you can see in the chair
- Hyaluronic acid fillers are reversible with hyaluronidase if needed
- Can be staged so we never overfill in a single session
Treatment details
Areas & what to expect
Treatable areas
The dorsum of the hands. Skin quality and sun damage may need a different plan alongside filler.
Your visit
After consultation and photos, we numb as needed, then place filler with needle or cannula depending on the area. You may feel pressure more than pain. Mild swelling and bruising are common for a few days.
We review aftercare in the room — sleep slightly elevated, skip intense heat and exercise briefly, and reach out if anything feels off.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this treatment — your provider will cover anything specific to you at consultation.
Which filler do you use for hand filler?
Restylane, RHA, or JUVÉDERM — hands want a soft, spreadable gel. We will not put a jawline product here.
How long will it last?
Often six to eighteen months depending on the product, area, and your metabolism. Softer, more mobile areas usually fade faster.
Can it be dissolved?
Yes, when we use hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronidase can reverse it if needed — one reason we prefer HA when the plan might need adjustment.
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