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Hand Rejuvenation
Hand Rejuvenation

Hand Rejuvenation Melbourne

Our face, neck and hands tend to show the most obvious signs of ageing. As the hands are unclothed, they’re particularly vulnerable to sun exposure, loss of dermal volume and elasticity. As a result, the skin can pigment and shrivel, revealing underlying veins, tendons and bone structures.

At ENRICH, our rejuvenation treatments can effectively treat the skin on the hands, face, and body. We offer a range of topical treatments and lasers to treat pigmentation and improve skin quality and volume. Our dermatologists and cosmetic doctors can assess your concerns and discuss with you the best choice of technologies and application techniques for your hand rejuvenation needs. 

Treatments are tailored to address pigmentation, skin wrinkling and smoothness, as well as to replace lost volume by plumping up the tissue. Because we have so many different lasers and treatment options at ENRICH, we are able to select the treatment that will best suit your individual situation and budget.

ENRICH offers treatments to improve pigmentation spots and freckling on the hands, as well as improving skin smoothness with:

ENRICH offers volumising procedures to make the back of hands appear less ‘sinewy’ and to hide prominent veins. 

Contact us to arrange an appointment to discuss hand rejuvenation technologies and treatments that we can offer you to help.

What hand rejuvenation can do for you 

You can achieve a lot with a few small treatments with hand rejuvenation at our Melbourne clinic.

  • Clarify back-of-hand skin
  • Remove spots and blemishes
  • Improve texture
  • Make hands smooth and supple
  • Remove age/liver spots
  • Create even skin tone

We can’t completely remove the signs of ageing, but we can definitely improve the appearance of your hands. 

Hand rejuvenation treatments

We use a collection of tools to achieve hand rejuvenation, including light- and wave-based treatments and in some cases specific dermal treatments . 

How the hands’ age

Over time, our hands lose fat, which causes volume loss. This makes the hands look thin and bony, and allows veins to protrude. We also end up with sun damage on our hands, since they are one of the only parts of our bodies that frequently gets the sun, particularly when we drive. They are one of the areas we frequently forget to put sunscreen on, so show sun damage sometimes faster than the rest of our bodies.

Sun spots/liver spots on the hands

Sun or liver spots (also known as solar lentigines) on the hands are flat, brown, sometimes darker or black dots that appear due to melanin collecting in one spot. This is known as pigmentation. Age spots are common as we age, since the skin damage we have accrued starts to manifest outwardly.

Hand wrinkles

Wrinkling of the hands is also common due to aging and sun damage. Elasticity is lost due to age-related collagen loss, resulting in wrinkled hands. This is completely normal, but it can bely our age compared to other parts of our bodies that are on display.

Hand rejuvenation is often  a two-part process: volume and skin clarity

Incorporating extra volume into ageing hands is complemented by clarifying the surface skin of blemishes and wrinkles.

We assess your hands on a case-by-case basis, and will likely employ a few strategies to get the most out of the skin you have. We can exfoliate, hydrate, boost cellular function, and remove pigmentation from your hands. We can use IPL or LED light-based treatments, radiofrequency or laser, to boost your cells’ performance over time, increasing collagen production.

We might add to the surface of your hands to increase hydration and plumpness of the skin, creating a suppler look. 

IPL lasers for hand rejuvenation

IPL lasers use intense pulsed light (IPL) for photo rejuvenation, with great results for skin tone. Age spots, freckles and pigmentation often responds well to IPL, which uses a broad beam. IPL for hand rejuvenation is not invasive at all, and does not damage skin. The light passes through the skin, being absorbed by the pigmentation spots, where it causes the cells there to be damaged, and they are then reabsorbed harmlessly by your body causing the blemish to disappear.

IPL stimulates collagen and elastin in the cells too, making skin texture and strength improved over time. Scars tend to respond quite well to IPL.

Skin rejuvenation treatment options

We add in protective, nourishing creams to protect your hands after your treatments, with sunscreen being a necessity after any skin treatments to prolong and protect your skin. We might also add in some topical chemical peel applications to clear off the top layer of skin in a very minor, gentle way, if required. Deeper peels may be necessary. A classic chemical peel is made from retinoic acid or alpha glycolic acid (AHA), but deeper peels are a Jessner or TCA peel.

Microdermabrasion could be considered, which removes the top layer of your epidermis, revealing new, fresh skin underneath. Laser skin resurfacing is a very controlled procedure whereby the laser quickly pulses light at damaged skin or liver spots to destroy them.

Quick facts on hand rejuvenation

  • Texture and tone are corrected using lasers, PRP, and skincare regimes, to remove pigmentation and redness, boost thin skin, and restore glow

Who is a good candidate for hand rejuvenation at our Melbourne clinic?

Hand rejuvenation can be undertaken by almost anyone who wants it. There are no age limits nor ability limits applied to hand rejuvenation. Contact us for a consultation.

*Results may vary from person to person

Please Note:

*With all surgeries or procedures, there are risks. Consult your physician (GP) before undertaking any surgical or cosmetic procedure. Please read the consent forms carefully and be informed about every aspect of your treatment. Some surgeries have a mandatory seven-day cooling-off period to give patients adequate time to be sure of their surgery choice. Results may also vary from person to person due to many factors, including the individual’s genetics, diet and exercise. Before and after photos are only relevant to the patient in the photo and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. Ask questions. Our team of dermatologists, doctors and nurses are here to help you with any of your queries. This page is not advice and is intended to be informational only. We endeavour to keep all our information up to date; however, this site is intended as a guide and not a definitive information portal or in any way constitutes medical advice.

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ENRICH Clinic is moving in January 2025


ENRICH Clinic is relocating to 8-10 Howitt St, South Yarra in January next year. We will continue to operate as ENRICH Dermatology with our existing team and services, but we will now share facilities with the Dermatology Institute of Victoria.