Would fat transfer or radiesse be good for my hands? What will help with the crepey skin and rough texture?
A patient asked 6 years ago I'm 37 years old and very athletic. Lifting weights, pole fitness and boxing seem to my hands and forearms extra vascular. I understand it's a healthy response to the activity but it looks awful. Annual injections of Radiesse seem too costly to start at my age but I understand that fat grafting can produce undesired results that don't last either. Can the texture be smoothed out or is the skin too thin for a deep laser treatment? Not interested in sclerotherapy.
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Dr. Elham Jafari Staff answered 7 years ago Radiesse for Hands
Hi and thank you for your question! Unfortunately lasers or other treatments such as sclerotherapy are not likely to help you much and your main options remain Radiesse or fat transfer. Since you already have been doing Radiesse and you seem to have been happy with the results, it probably makes most sense to continue doing so. While still costly, Radiesse is not among the very expensive fillers and the fact that it's a long-lasting filler with some collage stimulatory effect makes it a good choice for you in my opinion. I hope it helps and good luck!IMPORTANT: These answers are for educational purposes only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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