Explore Skin Concerns
Dryness, sun spots, fine lines or loss of fullness? We assess what is changing in your hands and recommend treatment for your skin and goals.
Book a hand consultationUnderstanding your hands
The backs of the hands can show changes in colour, texture and fullness. These concerns respond to different treatments, so we assess the area before recommending a plan.
01 / Assess first
We check skin quality, pigmentation and volume. We also look closely at any marks before considering cosmetic treatment.
We discuss what bothers you, examine the backs of your hands and explain suitable options, recovery and realistic results.
What to expect: No recovery from the consultation. A separate medical assessment may be recommended for a concerning skin mark.
Explore consultations ↗A new, changing, bleeding or rough mark should be medically assessed before cosmetic laser or resurfacing.
02 / Volume
As fullness decreases, the structures beneath the skin can stand out. Restoring volume may soften their appearance.
May restore fullness to the backs of suitable hands and soften the appearance of prominent veins and tendons.
What to expect: Injections can cause swelling, tenderness or bruising, sometimes affecting everyday hand use briefly. The treatment plan and recovery are discussed at consultation.
Explore Radiesse ↗03 / Pigmentation
We assess each mark before choosing a laser or light treatment. Not every brown mark is suitable for cosmetic treatment.
An appropriate laser or light option may help selected sun-related pigmentation and uneven tone on the backs of the hands.
What to expect: A warm or snapping sensation, with possible redness or temporary darkening of treated spots. A course may be recommended.
Explore hand pigmentation treatments ↗04 / Skin quality
Skin quality treatments focus on the surface and fine lines. They will not replace lost hand volume.
May be considered for hydration and fine skin quality changes in suitable hands, subject to product suitability and clinical assessment.
What to expect: Small injections may leave temporary bumps or bruising. Results develop gradually; a course may be advised.
Explore Profhilo ↗May improve selected fine lines and uneven texture by treating the skin itself.
What to expect: Numbing can be discussed. Temporary redness and sensitivity are common; RF microneedling may have more visible recovery. Usually planned as a course.
Explore microneedling ↗05 / Resurfacing
A more intensive resurfacing option may be considered after reviewing your skin type, sun exposure and recovery time.
May help selected rough texture and the appearance of sun-damaged skin on the backs of the hands.
What to expect: Redness, roughness and peeling can require planned recovery. We discuss aftercare and sun protection before treatment.
Explore iPixel ↗Helpful answers
It depends on whether your main concern is visible veins, brown marks, crepey skin or texture. We can plan treatment in stages if more than one concern is present.
Injections can cause temporary swelling or bruising. We explain the expected recovery for your chosen treatment before you decide.
Some skin and pigmentation treatments are planned as a course. The number of sessions and review timing are tailored to your skin and response.
No. A mark that is new, changing or uncertain needs medical assessment first.
Yes. Protecting the hands from the sun is particularly important after pigmentation treatment or resurfacing.
Start with a conversation
We will assess your skin, pigmentation and volume, then explain suitable options and what recovery to expect.
Book a hand consultation ↗