A doctor-performed treatment that involves the placement of volume in selected areas of the back of the hands, depending on individual anatomy and clinical assessment. M1 Med Beauty doctors treat the hands at our Sydney CBD and Melbourne CBD clinics. Every treatment is performed by an AHPRA-registered doctor. Free consultations.
The hands are exposed to more daily use than many other areas of the body, including sun exposure, water, temperature changes, physical tasks and regular movement. Despite this, they are often less consistently protected with skincare and sun protection than the face.
Changes in the appearance of the hands may be influenced by a combination of factors, including variations in soft tissue volume and skin characteristics over time. As these changes occur, anatomical structures such as tendons, veins and knuckles may become more visible in some individuals. Skin quality, genetics and lifestyle factors can all play a role, and the relative contribution varies between people.
M1 Med Beauty doctors treat the hands with a volumising treatment that involves the placement of volume in selected areas of the back of the hands, depending on individual anatomy and clinical assessment.
Treatment is intended to influence the appearance of hand contours by addressing areas where soft tissue volume is a consideration. The placement and amount of treatment are tailored to each patient rather than applied according to a standard approach.
Individual recovery experiences vary. The hands may feel mildly tender or firm in the treated area for a short period following treatment. Temporary effects such as swelling or bruising may also occur and typically settle over time.
Your doctor will provide personalised aftercare instructions and advise on any post-treatment considerations before you leave.
Individual results vary. The outcomes shown here are specific to this patient and do not necessarily reflect the outcomes other patients may experience. All cosmetic procedures carry risks. Please consult one of our doctors before making any decisions.
The appearance of veins on the back of the hands may be influenced by a combination of factors. Changes in soft tissue volume over time can affect how prominent underlying structures such as veins, tendons and knuckles appear.
Sun exposure, weight changes and individual skin characteristics may also contribute. As the skin and underlying tissues change, the contrast between surface and deeper structures may become more noticeable in some individuals. The extent of these changes varies between people.
A volumising treatment may be considered for concerns relating to the appearance of volume loss on the back of the hands.
By placing volume in selected areas beneath the skin, the appearance of underlying structures such as veins may be less prominent in some individuals. The treatment does not directly affect the veins themselves.
