Hands Mesotherapy
Treatment Duration
90
Time passes through our hands, leaving its marks. Wrinkles, spots, rough skin texture, loss of volume add years to the appearance.
Modern treatments of aesthetic medicine, such as mesotherapy, offer impressive results in rejuvenating the skin of the hands.
What is Hand Mesotherapy?
Hand mesotherapy is a popular injectable treatment of aesthetic medicine. Classic or enhanced, hand mesotherapy reverses the signs of aging and rejuvenates the skin from the inside out. Its basic philosophy is the injection of vitamins and rejuvenating agents directly into the skin through special very fine needles.
Target Audience;
Hand mesotherapy is aimed at every woman or man who wants to really renew the image of the hands and give a youthful texture to the skin and to their overall appearance. More specifically, hand mesotherapy is aimed at people who have lost skin elasticity and have general problems with its quality in the hand area.
Hands Aging
The most common hand skin problems are:
Volume Loss
Over time, the hands lose their youthful volume, the skin becomes loose and wrinkled.
Visible Veins
Over time, the veins become more visible.
Wrinkles
Chronic exposure to the sun's radiation creates wrinkles.
Relaxation
The loss of collagen and elastin, a key element of aging, causes the skin to sag.
Rough Skin
Aging skin becomes drier and rougher because it holds less water.
Hands are exposed to many aging factors.
Hand Mesotherapy: Clasic, Skinbooster & PRP
Classic or enhanced, mesotherapy is a non-surgical skin rejuvenation procedure on the face, neck, décolleté and hands.
The Faemed Clinic plastic surgeon or dermatologist will advise you which mesotherapy or which combinations of mesotherapy are ideal for your particular case.
Classic mesotherapy uses a cocktail of active ingredients, such as vitamins, minerals, enzymes, plant extracts and mainly hyaluronic acid. Depending on each indication, the corresponding ingredients are selected.
Skin boosters have become particularly popular in recent years and offer enhanced action, shine, hydration, tightening and elasticity to the skin.
Each type of skin booster contains different ingredients, which meet respective skin treatment requirements.
PRP (Plated Rich Plasma) therapy is also a type of mesotherapy that uses the physical properties of the patient's own organism. The blood is taken on the day of the treatment, it undergoes the appropriate treatment (centrifugation) and is re-inoculated.
PRP therapy is considered a safe treatment for all skin types, as the chances of infection or allergic reaction are zero.
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Hands Mesotherapy: Procedure
The hand mesotherapy procedure is simple, can be performed at any time of the year and can also be combined with many other treatments.
- The first step for mesotherapy is the application of anesthetic cream which makes the procedure more comfortable.
- Next comes the main part of the procedure which is the injection of the materials under the surface of the skin, with a special fine needle.
- After the procedure is completed, sun cream is applied and perhaps a reconstructive cream to deal with any irritations.
The doctor will recommend that you continue to apply sunscreen for a few days after the procedure.
Ask the Doctor
Dr. Dimitroulas Nikolaos
Doctor
210 69 29 999
Hands Mesotherapy: Results
With mesotherapy, the skin of the hands becomes firmer and healthier, the wrinkles smoother. Mesotherapy also rejuvenates the skin of the hands, offering deep hydration and simultaneously stimulating the production of collagen and elastin.
Your doctor will recommend you do at least 3 sessions, usually every 15 days, as well as maintenance treatments to maintain the result.
Hands Mesotherapy: Benefits
Hand mesotherapy has many advantages, first of all it is a non-surgical procedure.
Furthermore:
- It is short.
- It is painless
- The result is often noticeable even from the first treatment.
- It has no recovery period, so it doesn't affect your schedule either.
Frequent Questions
Should I do hand mesotherapy every year to maintain the effect of the treatment?
In general this is the recommendation. But the only competent person to inform you about this is your doctor.
Who is a suitable candidate for using skin boosters on the hands?
With your doctor you will discuss your needs and expectations as well as the ideal treatment plan for you.
Does the skin need special care after mesotherapy?
The skin does not need anything special. Just keep it clean, moisturized, with proper sun protection.