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Hand Rejuvenation Ultherapy

Fine lines and laxity on the backs of the hands are assessed separately from hollowness. Skin thickness, visible tendons and veins, and daily hand use guide the consultation.

Hand Rejuvenation Ultherapy is available at QD Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, Korea.

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Hand Rejuvenation Ultherapy at a glance

Fine lines and laxity on the backs of the hands are assessed separately from hollowness. Skin thickness, visible tendons and veins, and daily hand use guide the consultation.

Treatment time
Appointment length depends on consultation, numbing and treatment extent. Tell us your available time and important plans when booking.
Sessions and progress
Early swelling is distinguished from a lasting change. Compare photographs with the same posture, lighting and distance alongside examination findings. Further treatment follows review of recovery and response; results and duration vary.
Recovery
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or altered sensation may occur. Recovery varies by area and individual. Moisturize after hand washing and use sun protection. While tender, reduce forceful gripping, hot water and repeated friction; discuss work that requires frequent hand use.
Cost factors
Hand skin texture and firmness versus volume loss · Cost depends on area, one or both sides, planned shots and comfort measures. Confirm the total and included services at consultation; a fixed shot count is not assumed.

Timing, progress and recovery depend on your condition and treatment area. See the guidance below for details and precautions.

is this for me

Who it’s for

Even if none of these describes you, we will look again at the consultation.

  • Hand skin texture and firmness versus volume loss
  • Thin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.
  • Ultherapy does not fill hand hollows, remove veins or tendons, or treat age spots. Volume restoration and pigment treatment have different roles.

Suitability requires an examination. Skin thickness, health and previous procedures may make a different approach more appropriate.

start with your concern

Before you pick a treatment name, start with the cause of your concern.

Even a treatment with the same name takes on a different role and scope depending on your current structure, the change you want, what you have had before and the recovery time you have.

  • Where you are now, and where we start

    Hand skin texture and firmness versus volume loss

  • The change you want, the impression you keep

    Thin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.

  • How it differs from similar options

    Ultherapy does not fill hand hollows, remove veins or tendons, or treat age spots. Volume restoration and pigment treatment have different roles.

  • Health information and recovery schedule

    Moisturize after hand washing and use sun protection. While tender, reduce forceful gripping, hot water and repeated friction; discuss work that requires frequent hand use.

the principle

How it works

Hand skin texture and firmness versus volume loss

Ultherapy PRIME delivers focused ultrasound while visualizing tissue beneath the skin. Skin thickness and the distribution of laxity guide suitability and the tissue layer to target. Thin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.

Hand Rejuvenation Ultherapy
Hand Rejuvenation Ultherapy

How it works

  • Ultrasound visualization

    Ultherapy PRIME delivers focused ultrasound while visualizing tissue beneath the skin. Skin thickness and the distribution of laxity guide suitability and the tissue layer to target.

  • Area-specific planning

    Thin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.

  • Goals and limits

    Ultherapy does not fill hand hollows, remove veins or tendons, or treat age spots. Volume restoration and pigment treatment have different roles.

  • Consistent follow-up

    Early swelling is distinguished from a lasting change. Compare photographs with the same posture, lighting and distance alongside examination findings. Further treatment follows review of recovery and response; results and duration vary.

the qd standard

The same treatment, never the same plan.

Rather than a fashionable name or a fixed package, we weigh the structure found at examination, safety, recovery and the limits within one plan.

  • DIAGNOSIS FIRST

    Cause before name

    We first separate out the tissue and the function behind your concern.

  • LESS, PRECISE

    Only as much as needed

    Rather than an excessive change, we plan the smallest scope with a clear role.

  • HONEST LIMIT

    The limits, explained too

    We explain the change you can expect, the alternatives, individual differences and the risks.

personal plan

From consultation to follow-up, planned as one flow.

Fine lines and laxity on the backs of the hands are assessed separately from hollowness. Skin thickness, visible tendons and veins, and daily hand use guide the consultation.

  1. Area-specific planning

    Thin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.

  2. Goals and limits

    Ultherapy does not fill hand hollows, remove veins or tendons, or treat age spots. Volume restoration and pigment treatment have different roles.

  3. Consistent follow-up

    Moisturize after hand washing and use sun protection. While tender, reduce forceful gripping, hot water and repeated friction; discuss work that requires frequent hand use.

What the procedure is like

  1. Discuss the area, skin thickness, previous procedures, allergies and medicines with the doctor.
  2. Thin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.
  3. After appropriate comfort measures and cleansing, the doctor treats the agreed areas.
  4. Receive aftercare and contact instructions, and arrange an appropriate review.

Appointment length depends on consultation, numbing and treatment extent. Tell us your available time and important plans when booking.

Plan it with our doctors

Please read this before treatment

  • Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or altered sensation may occur. Recovery varies by area and individual.
  • Moisturize after hand washing and use sun protection. While tender, reduce forceful gripping, hot water and repeated friction; discuss work that requires frequent hand use.

Safety & considerations

Possible reactions

  • Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or altered sensation may occur. Recovery varies by area and individual.
  • Burns, scarring, persistent pain or nerve symptoms can occur. Disclose wounds, skin disease, implants, previous fillers or threads, medicines, pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Before treatment

  • Thin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.
  • Area-specific evidence and local instructions are reviewed. Hands and thighs are not listed in the cited US instructions; evidence for another area is not automatically transferable.

Contact the clinic for blisters, worsening pain, skin-color changes, persistent altered sensation or muscle weakness.

what to expect

What to expect over time

A general guide to how the days and months after treatment usually unfold. Results vary by individual.

  1. Immediately

    Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising or altered sensation may occur. Recovery varies by area and individual.

  2. Early recovery

    Moisturize after hand washing and use sun protection. While tender, reduce forceful gripping, hot water and repeated friction; discuss work that requires frequent hand use.

  3. Review

    Early swelling is distinguished from a lasting change. Compare photographs with the same posture, lighting and distance alongside examination findings. Further treatment follows review of recovery and response; results and duration vary.

  4. Next steps

    Session count and spacing depend on examination, the specific product instructions and your response. Allow recovery time before an important event or journey.

Sessions & results

Early swelling is distinguished from a lasting change. Compare photographs with the same posture, lighting and distance alongside examination findings. Further treatment follows review of recovery and response; results and duration vary.

how it compares

How it compares

Ultherapy does not fill hand hollows, remove veins or tendons, or treat age spots. Volume restoration and pigment treatment have different roles.

Comparison
Hand Rejuvenation UltherapyBody Ultherapy
Areas to assessHand skin texture and firmness versus volume lossUltherapy PRIME delivers focused ultrasound while visualizing tissue beneath the skin. Skin thickness and the distribution of laxity guide suitability and the tissue layer to target.
SelectionThin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.Area-specific evidence and local instructions are reviewed. Hands and thighs are not listed in the cited US instructions; evidence for another area is not automatically transferable.

Suitability requires an examination. Skin thickness, health and previous procedures may make a different approach more appropriate.

before consultation

Before you decide, the questions people always ask

  • Ultherapy does not fill hand hollows, remove veins or tendons, or treat age spots. Volume restoration and pigment treatment have different roles.

  • Thin skin, bones, tendons, vessels and previous filler sites and dates are reviewed. If there is insufficient suitable tissue, treatment may be deferred or an alternative discussed.

  • Moisturize after hand washing and use sun protection. While tender, reduce forceful gripping, hot water and repeated friction; discuss work that requires frequent hand use.

  • Early swelling is distinguished from a lasting change. Compare photographs with the same posture, lighting and distance alongside examination findings. Further treatment follows review of recovery and response; results and duration vary.

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personal consultation

Tell us what bothers you now, the change you want, what you have had done before and any dates that matter. We will compare the possible approaches and their limits, calmly.

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