Ksurgery MED | Dream Hands

Hands , often neglected, are our calling card, a reflection of our social life and an essential means of expressing affection and connecting with others. However, over time, hands can show the main signs of aging, such as wrinkles , dark spots, and loss of elasticity . Fortunately, thanks to advances in aesthetic medicine, it is possible to defy time and give hands a youthful, radiant appearance.

But why do hands age?

Aging impacts every cell in the human body, but hands, constantly exposed to external agents (temperature changes, detergents, and mechanical rubbing, etc.), are particularly susceptible to cellular decay. The skin on the hands is very delicate and thins over time, exposing blood vessels and bone structure, creating unsightly depressions.

What can be done to rejuvenate your hands?

Aesthetic treatments for hand rejuvenation focus on three main objectives: reducing the loss of subcutaneous tissue, reinvigoratingskin elasticity, plumping wrinkles , and eliminating skin blemishes. These results can be achieved through a combination of exfoliating, regenerating, and restructuring treatments.

Skin exfoliation (peeling) of the hands

A medical aesthetic practice that uses chemicals to act on the superficial layers of the skin, stimulating the production of new collagen-rich tissue, is chemical peeling, also called skin exfoliation.

Chemical peeling against age spots

Chemical peels are an effective treatment for skin blemishes caused by melanin hyperpigmentation. This treatment offers rapid depigmentation , targeting all stages of melanogenesis and is particularly effective in reducing skin blemishes in any season.

Fillers and biostimulation

Fillers injectedinto specific areas of the hands, address the loss of subcutaneous tissue, reducing wrinkles and restoring firmness and softness to the skin. They also stimulate the production of new collagen and elastin.

Are hand rejuvenation treatments long-lasting?

While the treatments offer certain and long-lasting results, they are not permanent. To maintain the benefits, maintenance sessions are necessary and should be scheduled with your doctor.