What should I do after my hand dermal filler treatment?
After your injectable filler treatment avoid heat exposure, alcohol consumption, and strenuous exercise for 24 hours. Gently massage the areas for five minutes at a time, five times per day, for the first five days. This will help smooth out the dermal filler (but it doesn’t degrade it). You can apply a moisturizer on the skin to help massage the area.
Your Solution to Hand Rejuvenation may include:
Injectable Fillers for Loss of Volume on Hands
Average Cost
$700-$1000
Recovery Time
1-7 Days
See Results
0 days
The treatment takes about 15 minutes and the results are immediate. You may experience some minor bruising and swelling, which will subside in few days or week. Depending on the fillers used, your result can last from 6 months to more than a year.
IPL for Hand Rejuvenation
Average Cost
$200 – $450
Recovery Time
0 Days
See Results
1-3 Weeks
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