Hands are constantly exposed to sun and frequent washing, so they can show signs of ageing early. Hand rejuvenation focuses on improving their tone, texture, and overall appearance.<\/p>\n
Over time, hands may develop dark spots, dryness, and a loss of fullness that makes veins and tendons more visible. These changes are common and can often be improved with the right plan.<\/p>\n
The plan depends on your concerns. Brightening sessions or a suitable laser may be considered for spots and uneven tone, while skin boosters or collagen stimulators may help improve skin quality and hydration. A plan may combine more than one approach.<\/p>\n
Your appointment includes an assessment of skin tone, texture, and volume in the hands, followed by a discussion of suitable options and what to expect.<\/p>\n
Results develop gradually and vary between individuals. Daily sunscreen and moisturising are among the most important steps for maintaining results and preventing spots from returning.<\/p>\n
Some sessions may not be suitable over wounds or inflamed skin, during pregnancy, or for certain sensitive skin types. Any spot that changes in shape or colour should be medically checked before any cosmetic treatment.<\/p>\n