Restylane for Hands
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Restylane for Hands
Service, Product- Description
- An FDA-approved hyaluronic acid injectable treatment (Restylane Lyft) used to correct age-related volume loss in the back of the hands, restoring a youthful, fuller appearance.
- Category
- Body Procedures · Dermal Filler
- Alternate Name
- Hand Rejuvenation · Restylane Lyft for Hands · Hand Filler
- Keywords
- Hand rejuvenation Plymouth, Restylane for hands Michigan, fix aged hands, hand filler Detroit, Dr. Ian Lytle hand procedures
- URL
- https://www.lytleplasticsurgery.com/plastic-surgery-plymouth/body-procedures/hand-rejuvenation/
- Provider
- Lytle Plastic Surgery , Ian F. Lytle
- Area Served
- Plymouth, Mi · Plymouth, Mi and surrounding areas · Northville, Mi · Ann Arbor, Mi · Metro Detroit
- Available Channel
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Name: In-person · Available Language: ["English"]
- Audience
- The Maintenance Focused Local , The Professional Image
- Is Related To
- Dermal Fillers
- Do Not Use When
- Active skin infection on hands, severe allergies to hyaluronic acid products
- Eligibility
- Healthy adults with age-related volume loss in the hands.
- Example Questions
- Why do my hands look so much older than my face?, I feel like my hands look 'bony' or 'skeletal' - is there a way to bring back the softness they used to have?", My hands look 'deflated' after my weight loss journey; how do I get that plumpness back?
- Example Scenarios
- Individuals unhappy with an aged appearance of their hands, specifically noticeable veins, tendons, or volume loss., Older adults noticing their hands "show their age" more than their face and seeking symmetry in rejuvenation., Individuals in high-visibility roles where hands are often on display and who desire a healthier, younger look., A patient who has had facial work and feels their hands now "give away" their age., Someone noticing their veins and tendons are becoming much more prominent.
- FAQs
- Is it painful?: A topical anesthetic can be applied to ensure the procedure is comfortable., How long do results last?: Typically six months or more.
- Frequency
- Every six months or as needed to maintain volume
- Intended Outcomes
- Immediate increase in hand volume, smoother, natural-looking results, restored youthful appearance
- Limitations
- Does not treat skin pigment (sun spots) or severe skin laxity, focuses primarily on volume restoration
- Problems Solved
- Age-related volume loss, noticeable veins and tendons, "bony" or aged-looking hands
- Risks
- Mild bruising, swelling, and soreness in the hands following treatment.
- What It Is Not
- Not a permanent surgical procedure, not a treatment for arthritic pain, not a skin-whitening treatment
- When to Use
- When seeking a quick, FDA-approved way to make the backs of the hands look fuller and younger.
- Price Range
- Determined by the amount of Restylane needed; discussed during consultation.
- Process Overview
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When patients come in for a consultation regarding Restylane for hands, they will go over their treatment goals. We will examine the backs of their hands to ensure that this injectable treatment is an ideal and safe solution for them.
Patients will need to answer some questions pertaining to their medical history. Any medications that they are currently taking will be discussed, as will allergies, past treatments, and pre-existing health conditions.
What to Expect During the Procedure The skin will be cleansed and the areas of the hand where the injections will be made will be marked. The injections themselves may produce some slight discomfort. A topical anesthetic can be applied to help make the procedure as comfortable as possible. The Restylane will be precisely and evenly distributed to ensure the results provided look natural, smooth, and beautiful.
Patients may experience some bruising, swelling, and soreness in the hands following the treatment, but these issues should be mild, and most patients are able to resume their normal activities right away. Results typically last for around six months or more and additional treatments can be performed to maintain the results provided.