Hand Rejuvenation

What’s the best treatment for aging hands?

“Hands give away age as much as the face, because they lose volume and collagen while getting more sun than almost anywhere — so they show tendons and veins, thinning, crepiness and brown spots all at once. My favorite approach treats both problems together: hyperdilute Radiesse to restore volume and stimulate collagen (it is FDA-approved for the hands), plus a resurfacing laser — CO2, using the Rohrer Spectrum’s dedicated hand scanner, or Erbium — to erase sun spots and smooth texture. Doing both is what makes hands look truly rejuvenated rather than just plumped or just spot-treated. I typically recommend about one to two Radiesse sessions and around three laser sessions, and because the hands are so sun-exposed, daily sunscreen on them is non-negotiable.”

— Deborah Lenchus, MSN, APRN

Post-Laser Healing & Take-Home Care

To help your skin heal beautifully after CO2 or Erbium, I recommend a few post-laser favorites: Hydrinity’s HyaCyn Active spray, a hypochlorous-acid mist that keeps the treated skin clean and helps protect against infection while calming redness, plus Pavise Extracellular Matrix and Hydrinity’s Restorative serum and masques for take-home nourishment and faster recovery. And keep sunscreen on the healing skin every day.

Deborah’s Clinical Perspective

Hands are one of the first places aging shows and one of the last places people think to treat. Years of sun exposure thin the skin and scatter brown spots, while the fat and collagen that once cushioned the back of the hand fade, leaving tendons and veins prominent. Because there are really two separate problems — lost volume and a damaged surface — the best results come from addressing both, which is exactly why I love combining hyperdilute Radiesse with laser resurfacing. Radiesse, which is FDA-approved for the hands, instantly restores a soft layer of volume that camouflages tendons and veins and then stimulates your own collagen for a result that keeps improving; a resurfacing laser — CO2 with the Rohrer Spectrum’s dedicated hand scanner, or Erbium — simultaneously clears sun spots and refines crepey texture. Volume without resurfacing leaves the skin spotted, and resurfacing without volume leaves the hand looking bony — together they rejuvenate the hand as a whole. In practice I plan on roughly one to two Radiesse sessions and about three laser sessions spaced over time. One of my favorite advantages: any time we microneedle or resurface, the skin barrier is briefly open, which is the ideal moment to drive in regenerative topicals — growth factors such as PDGF, PDRN, PDO Glo and PRF — to boost healing and collagen and get even more from each treatment. And none of it lasts without daily sunscreen on the hands, because the very sun that aged them will quietly undo the work if we let it.

Medically reviewed by Deborah Lenchus, MSN, APRN · Last reviewed July 2026

What Is Hand Rejuvenation?

Your hands often reveal age even when your face looks refreshed. Over time they lose the plump fat and collagen that once hid the tendons and veins, and years of sun leave behind brown spots and crepey texture. Hand rejuvenation is a set of treatments designed to reverse those signs — restoring volume, clearing pigment, and smoothing texture so your hands look as youthful as the rest of you. At LuXe Concierge Aesthetics, a personalized combination is chosen to address whatever is making your hands look older.

How the Hands Show Aging

Three things happen to aging hands. First, volume loss makes the bones, tendons, and veins on the back of the hand more prominent, giving a skeletal, veiny look. Second, cumulative sun exposure produces age spots and uneven pigmentation. Third, the skin itself thins and becomes crepey and wrinkled. Because these are separate problems, the most natural-looking rejuvenation usually addresses more than one at a time.

Treatments for Hand Rejuvenation

  • Volume restoration with Radiesse or dermal filler to plump the back of the hand and soften the look of veins and tendons
  • Hyperdilute Radiesse to improve overall skin quality, firmness, and crepiness
  • Laser and IPL to clear sun spots and even out pigmentation
  • Chemical peels and microneedling to refresh texture and tone
  • Medical-grade skin care and sunscreen to protect and maintain results

What Hand Rejuvenation Treats

Hand rejuvenation addresses bony, veiny hands that have lost volume; brown spots, age spots, and sun damage; and thin, crepey, wrinkled skin. Whether your main concern is prominent veins, discoloration, or texture — or all three — there’s an effective, non-surgical option, and treatments can be combined for a comprehensive result.

Who Is a Good Candidate?

Anyone bothered by the way their hands are aging is a good candidate. Many people who invest in facial treatments are surprised how much younger their hands can look with a little attention. A consultation identifies which concerns are making your hands look older and builds the right plan — volume, pigment, texture, or a combination.

Who Should Avoid It?

The specific treatments each have their own considerations. In general, injectables and energy-based treatments are avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding, over active infections, and for people with certain medical conditions. Recent tanning affects laser and IPL. Your health history is reviewed beforehand so each treatment in your plan is safe.

What to Expect

Hand treatments are quick and well tolerated. Filler or Radiesse to restore volume takes just minutes and gives an immediate result, with numbing for comfort. Laser or IPL for spots is fast, with the spots darkening briefly before they flake away. Most hand treatments have little to no downtime, so you can return to your day right away.

Results and Longevity

Volume results are visible immediately and, with a collagen-stimulating product like Radiesse, continue to improve and can last a year or more. Pigment clears over the couple of weeks after a laser or IPL session. Skin-quality improvements from hyperdilute Radiesse, peels, or microneedling build gradually. A little maintenance and daily sun protection keep hands looking their best.

Recovery and Aftercare

Downtime is minimal across the board. You may have brief swelling or bruising after volume treatments, and temporary darkening after laser or IPL. Sun protection is essential, especially since the hands get so much daily sun exposure. Simple aftercare instructions are provided for each treatment in your plan.

Why It Matters Who Performs It

The back of the hand has delicate anatomy — veins, tendons, and nerves — so injecting it safely and naturally takes real skill, and choosing the right laser settings for pigment protects the skin. At LuXe Concierge Aesthetics, hand rejuvenation is performed personally by Deborah Lenchus, MSN, APRN, a nurse practitioner with more than twenty years of experience who teaches these techniques to other nurse practitioners, PAs, and physicians through both LuXe Concierge Aesthetics and Elevate Aesthetics Academy, and who has performed live VI Peel demonstrations and presented at medical conferences sponsored by VI Peel.

Why Choose LuXe Concierge Aesthetics

LuXe is a private, concierge-style practice where every treatment is performed by an experienced medical provider. Patients travel from Weston, Plantation, Cooper City, Pembroke Pines, Southwest Ranches, Sunrise, and Fort Lauderdale to rejuvenate their hands to match their face. Hand treatments combine seamlessly with the rest of your aesthetic plan.

Ready for younger-looking hands? Book a consultation to build your hand rejuvenation plan. Call (754) 715-5667 or book online today.

Hand Rejuvenation in Davie, FL

Hands are one of the first areas to show age, yet one of the most overlooked. At LuXe Concierge Aesthetics in Davie, FL, we restore smoother, more youthful-looking hands by treating the two things that age them most — surface damage and lost volume.

For the most complete result, we often combine the Phoenix CO2 SwiftScan laser — the first and only FDA-cleared hand rejuvenation laser — with Hyperdilute Radiesse. Together they smooth sun spots and crepey texture while restoring volume and softening the look of prominent tendons and veins.

Hand rejuvenation before, after CO2 laser, and after Radiesse combination — LuXe Concierge Aesthetics, Davie FL

Before & After: Hand Rejuvenation

Hand Rejuvenation Videos

Related Treatments at LuXe Concierge Aesthetics

Biostimulators, Dermal Fillers, Fractional CO2

Patients travel from Weston, Plantation, Cooper City, Pembroke Pines, Southwest Ranches, Sunrise, and Fort Lauderdale for hand rejuvenation at LuXe Concierge Aesthetics in Davie, FL.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What causes hands to look aged?

Hands tend to show age early through a combination of volume loss (which makes tendons and veins more prominent), sun damage and dark spots, and thinning, crepey skin.
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How does the Phoenix CO2 SwiftScan laser treat the hands?

SwiftScan is the first and only FDA-cleared hand rejuvenation laser. Using an automated scanner, it resurfaces the skin to improve sun spots, pigmentation, and crepey texture and stimulates new collagen — treating the hands in under 60 seconds.
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What is Hyperdilute Radiesse for the hands?

Hyperdilute Radiesse is a diluted calcium hydroxylapatite injectable that restores lost volume on the back of the hands and stimulates your own collagen over time, softening the appearance of prominent tendons and veins for a smoother, fuller look.
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Why combine the CO2 laser with Hyperdilute Radiesse?

The two treatments address different signs of aging: the laser improves the skin’s surface, while Radiesse restores the volume beneath it. Combining them delivers a more complete, natural-looking hand rejuvenation than either treatment alone.
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Is there downtime?

Hyperdilute Radiesse has minimal downtime. After laser resurfacing, the hands are usually red for 1–2 days, followed by a rougher, textured surface that typically takes about two weeks to fully come off as the skin renews. When the treatments are combined, your provider will help you plan the timing and recovery.
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How long do results last?

Volume results from Radiesse are typically long-lasting, often a year or more, and diligent daily sun protection helps maintain your laser results.
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What causes hands to look older?

Aging hands result from three changes: loss of volume that makes veins and tendons more visible, sun-related brown spots and pigmentation, and thinning, crepey skin. The most natural rejuvenation usually addresses more than one of these at once.
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How much does hand rejuvenation cost?

Cost depends on which treatments your plan includes, whether that is volume restoration, pigment clearing, texture work, or a combination. You receive a clear quote at your consultation once your plan is mapped out.
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Does hand rejuvenation with filler hurt?

Discomfort is minimal. The area is numbed and the product often contains lidocaine, and a blunt-tipped cannula is frequently used to reduce bruising and discomfort. Most people tolerate it easily.
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How long do hand filler results last?

Volume results are immediate and, with a collagen-stimulating product like Radiesse, can last a year or more while continuing to improve as collagen builds. Maintenance keeps hands looking their best.
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How are age spots on the hands treated?

Sun spots and age spots on the hands respond well to laser or IPL, which target and clear the excess pigment, often in one or two sessions. The spots darken briefly before flaking away to reveal clearer skin.
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Is hand rejuvenation safe?

Yes, when performed by a trained medical provider. The back of the hand has delicate anatomy, so injecting it safely takes real skill, and pigment treatments require correct settings. Every hand treatment at LuXe is performed by nurse practitioner Deborah Lenchus, MSN, APRN.
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Is there downtime after hand rejuvenation?

Downtime is minimal. You may have brief swelling or bruising after volume treatments and temporary darkening of spots after laser or IPL. Most people return to their day right away, with sun protection being especially important.
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Can crepey skin on the hands be improved?

Yes. Hyperdilute Radiesse, chemical peels, and microneedling all improve the thin, crepey texture of aging hands by stimulating collagen and refreshing the skin, with results that build gradually over time.
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Who should avoid hand rejuvenation treatments?

The specific treatments each have considerations, but in general injectables and energy-based treatments are avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding, over active infections, with recent tanning for laser, and with certain medical conditions. Your history is reviewed beforehand.
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Can hand treatments be combined?

Yes, and they often are. Because aging hands usually have more than one issue, combining volume restoration with pigment clearing and skin-quality treatments delivers the most natural, comprehensive result. Your plan is customized at your consultation.
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How many sessions will I need for my hands?

Volume restoration is often a single session with maintenance later, while pigment and texture treatments may take a short series. The number depends on your concerns and is mapped out at your consultation.
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Will sun protection really help my hands?

Absolutely. The hands receive constant sun exposure, which drives pigment and premature aging. Daily broad-spectrum sunscreen on the hands protects your results and is one of the most effective things you can do to keep them looking young.
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