What is hand fat grafting and how is it performed? Robab Skin and Hair Clinic
Fat grafting for natural and lasting skin rejuvenation
The skin on the hands shows signs of aging earlier than other areas of the body due to constant exposure to sunlight and environmental factors. Thinning of the skin, reduced subcutaneous volume, and visible veins are common changes in this area. Fat grafting to the back of the hand is a modern and safe method to restore lost volume and create a youthful, soft, and fresh appearance.
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Hand Fat Grafting Process
1. Fat is extracted from areas with sufficient reserves, such as the abdomen or thighs, using a delicate liposuction method.
2. Fat purification Using specialized equipment, healthy fat cells are separated and ready for injection.
3. Fat injection The prepared fat is injected into the back of the hand with a fine needle or cannula to restore the natural volume and shape.
Advantages of hand fat grafting
- Natural and lasting results due to the use of the person’s own body tissue
- Increases volume and reduces the visibility of veins
- Improves skin quality, increases softness and transparency
- Minimizes the possibility of sensitivity or body reaction
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Care after fat grafting to the hands
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Gentle movement of the hands in the first few days, without pressure or direct impact
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Avoid lifting heavy objects or strenuous activities for 2 weeks
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Keep the skin clean and moisturized with prescribed products
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Avoid direct sunlight and use high SPF sunscreen
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Temporary swelling and bruising are normal (improvement in a few days to a few weeks)
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Regular visits to the doctor to check the healing process
1. Is this procedure painful?
It is performed under local anesthesia and the pain is very mild. After the treatment, there may be some sensitivity or swelling, which can be controlled with painkillers.
2. How long do the results last?
It typically lasts between 1 and 3 years and can be repaired if needed.
3. Is part of the injected fat absorbed?
Yes, some is absorbed but most of it remains. In some cases, a revision session is recommended.
4. Who should not undergo this procedure?
People with active chronic diseases, clotting problems, or skin infections on the hands should consult a doctor before performing.
5. Is there a risk of allergy or infection?
The risk of allergies is almost zero because the fat is taken from the person’s own body. The risk of infection is also low and can be prevented by following good hygiene practices.
6. Is this method only used for hands?
No, fat grafting can also be used on the face and other areas of the body, but it is very effective for hand rejuvenation.
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