The entry points for a hand rejuvenation is made on the upper part of the wrist on the top of the hand, made strategically near a crease to help conceal any scarring.

We only use a patient's own natural fat. Fillers use artificial chemicals that can cause unforeseen outcomes and uneven results.

Fat transferred to the hands will provide a smoother, more plumped-up look. Veins and tendons that have become visible will be covered up for good. Our precision-engineered fat transfer technique also provides a restorative effect for older patients who have experienced lost volume and crepey hands.

Patients should wait at least two weeks before wearing rings. Always follow your surgeons' specific instructions first.

Yes, you will be able to use your hands after a fat transfer. Restrictions are relatively minimal, with only gauze wrap required on the hands for the first few weeks after treatment.

Yes, you will be able to carry your child after the procedure. Restrictions are fairly minimal following a hand rejuvenation, with only gauze wrap required for the first few weeks after treatment.

Because AirSculpt® is minimally invasive, recovery is much quicker than with traditional liposuction-based fat transfers. Most patients return to normal activities, including work, playing instruments, or light cardio, within 48 hours. Beyond that point, restrictions are relatively minimal for hand rejuvenation patients, with gauze wrap being the primary requirement for the first few weeks after treatment. Strenuous exercise and activities that could interfere with the gauze wrap should be avoided for at least two weeks.

Fat removed during an AirSculpt® session is permanently removed and will not come back to that body part. If you gain weight after your procedure, the fat will appear anywhere but the treated area, so your new proportions tend to be preserved even in this scenario. We, therefore, recommend a healthy diet and exercise following your AirSculpt® treatment. 

Regarding the area that was enhanced during an AirSculpt fat transfer, results will be permanent after the initial reabsorption that ensues any natural fat graft. Dramatic weight fluctuations can also affect results, although newly achieved proportions should remain relatively intact.

Fat can and typically is transferred to the fingers with AirSculpt.

By grafting fat in precise quantities, an AirSculpt hand rejuvenation will help plump up hands that are either naturally skinny or have lost volume over time. 

Veins and tendons that have become visible will be fully concealed once the fat has settled, restoring a youthful look to the hands.  

Patients should not drive home after the procedure and should refrain from driving for at least 24 hours after treatment.

Only a small amount of fat is actually transferred during a hand rejuvenation. Thus, while the procedure will provide more aesthetic, natural-looking hands, the proportion to the rest of the arms should not be affected.