Hand rejuvenation in Turkey, Prices of Istanbul Clinics 2024

Rejuvenate hands

The face is not the only area of ​​the body to clearly show imperfections due to the aging process. The hand age five times faster than the face, and almost ten times compared to other areas of the body. 

To reduce the evidence of these imperfections, today it is possible to undergo various aesthetic medicine practices. A lot of hand rejuvenation techniques are available nowadays, these treatments contribute to the reinvigoration of the skin tissue, giving a fresher and more youthful appearance to the hands.

Hands rejuvenation treatment in Turkey

Hand rejuvenation is one of the aesthetic medicine treatments in Turkey, that in recent years is becoming increasingly popular, given the importance that this part of the body plays in social relationships.

Especially from the age of 40, the signs of aging on the hands begin to appear or become more visible: skin spots and roughness appear, the skin is more dehydrated and tends to lose volume, and the venous network and the underlying bone skeleton become more visible.

If you are traveling from another country for hand rejuvenation, Turquie Santé assists you to plan your trip carefully. Make arrangements for accommodation, transportation, and consider any visa requirements if applicable. Hand rejuvenation procedures are generally considered safe and effective when performed by skilled professionals in our partner clinics in Istanbul. We provide you with reputable and experienced cosmetic clinics or plastic surgeons who specialize in hand rejuvenation. You can verify their credentials, certifications, and reviews from patients' reviews published on our site to ensure you are choosing a qualified professional.

The most effective techniques of hand rejuvenation 

In this part of the guide, we focus on aesthetic medicine practices that manage to reduce blemishes by giving a younger look to the hands:

The chemical peeling

This treatment involves the use of some chemicals specifically selected to meet the needs of all patients. Its purpose is to reactivate cell regeneration by exfoliating dead skin cells.

The process will produce skin inflammation that will stimulate the tissues to again produce collagen and elastin, two substances naturally produced by the body. Furthermore, chemical peels can affect both the superficial and deep layers of the skin.

What makes the difference is the chemical agent used, selected according to the desired result. The chemical peeling is also excellent for reducing the evidence of dark spots and restoring the lost brightness to the skin of the hands.

Acid Hyaluronic Filler

Another excellent technique used in the field of aesthetic medicine for hand rejuvenation is hyaluronic acid fillers. This substance, in addition to carrying out a filling action, can stimulate skin bio-stimulation. In other words, the skin regains its elasticity and firmness, gradually losing its wrinkled and sagging appearance.

Laser skin resurfacing

Laser skin resurfacing, also known as pulsed CO2 laser, is a technique that involves the vaporization contained in the cells of the epidermis through a carbon dioxide beam. The skin tissues are therefore subsequently replaced by the autonomous regeneration of the skin. This practice gives more compactness to the skin, with a reduction of dark spots and wrinkles.

Hydration with hyaluronic acid

Micro-injections of non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid (skin booster) on the back of the hands produce a moisturizing effect and an increase in skin thickness, thanks to the ability of hyaluronic acid to retain water without changing the volumes.

Biorestructuring is the only mesotherapy treatment that improves the hydration, elasticity, and tone of the skin, reducing fine roughness.  The treatment is painless, and it is necessary to carry out at least two sessions one month apart to obtain a lasting result over time, associated with a booster treatment once a year.

Microdermabrasion procedure

Microdermabrasion, as the term itself suggests, is a treatment that involves the removal of the most superficial layer of the epidermis. Its purpose, therefore, is to smooth, compact, and smooth the skin, to reduce the signs of skin aging.