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Profhilo

Profhilo offers a highly beneficial solution for rejuvenating aged hands. The treatment involves injections of thermally-crosslinked hyaluronic acid into the dermis of the skin to treat skin texture irregularities, crepey-ness and fine lines and wrinkles. When injected into the skin of the hands, Profhilo, stimulates the natural production of collagen and elastin, two essential proteins that provide structural support and elasticity to the skin. This process helps to improve skin texture, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and restore a smoother, more youthful appearance to aged hands. Additionally, Profhilo's hydrating properties can enhance skin suppleness and radiance, further contributing to a refreshed and rejuvenated look.

Lumecca™ IPL Therapy

Lumecca™ IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) treatment can be an effective solution for rejuvenating the appearance of aged hands. This innovative light-based therapy targets various signs of ageing on the hands, including age spots, discoloration, and uneven texture. The intense pulsed light energy from Lumecca™ penetrates the skin's surface, targeting and breaking down unwanted pigments and stimulating collagen production. While tackling these signs of damage, this process can also improves skin texture, promoting a more youthful, even skin tone.

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What are Aged Hands?

Over time, the skin on hands can become thinner, bones and veins will likely become more prominent and wrinkles and age spots may also start to appear.

The main cause of aged hands is a loss of collagen and elastin in the skin. These structural proteins ensure skin stays firm and elastic, however when there is a decline in these proteins, skin can become saggy and wrinkles may form. Plus, ageing can lead to drier skin. When skin lacks moisture, wrinkles and fine lines are more likely to develop which is why it’s important to keep skin hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids and maintaining a moisture boosting skincare routine.

As well as age, there are other causes of aged hands. These include excess sun exposure as ultraviolet rays speed up the decline of collagen and elastin whilst also causing age spots; smoking, which can damage the fibres that make up our skin; and also genetics, which plays a part in how quickly skin ages.

Whilst aged hands are natural and develop as we get older, there are ways to help them appear more youthful by tightening and hydrating skin to minimise the impacts of ageing. Get in touch to find out the treatments we have available.

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