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Ageing Hands
Aging is one of the most important issues in our society, aging affects everyone without exception
A person’s age is shown primarily on their face and hand. In contrast to the face, there is little awareness of hand rejuvenation in dubai of necessity and procedures for the hands
Prof. Dr. Robert Hierner is a pioneer in the field of interdisciplinary and multi-professional treatment of arthrosis in the hand area
The young, attractive hand is characterized by a tight soft tissue coat without wrinkles. Depending on the ethnic background, nail polish and jewelry can also underline the overall picture
The aging hand: The age-related loss of volume and / or tension in the muscles and subcutaneous fatty tissue, coupled with a loss of elasticity in the skin, and the changes in volume and shape of the bones make the soft tissue layer larger than its contents.
Why do age changes occur in the hand area?
The ageing process is a combination of the external (environmental) and the internal (innate or genetic) ageing process.
What age changes are there in the hand area?
Age changes affect everyone and all the tissues in the body; overall, hand ageing is a combination of the following.
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- Skin problems ( pigment disorders, wrinkles, loss of volume )
Collagen loss causes wrinkles to appear. When you are younger, protein-based fibres are more readily available. It is, however, possible to lose collagen too soon.
- Vascular problems ( prominent veins, peripheral arterial disease )
Veins beneath the skin surface become more visible as you age because your skin thins naturally. Decreased blood circulation and a raised blood pressure level can also cause veins to appear more prominently on your hands. Moreover, hands with protruding veins can give the appearance of older skin.
- Nerve problems ( Carpal tunnel syndrome )
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a neurological condition. It majorly affects the hands and wrists.
Tingling and numbness in the fingers and hands are common symptoms. Dryness of the skin in the fingers is also a possibility. Besides, the skin in the painful area may appear discoloured, pinker or redder than usual or appear blue or mottled in some instances.
- Tendon problems ( Trigger finger, Tenovaginitis de Quervain wrist )
With Trigger Finger, when you bend your fingers or thumb, they catch or lock, causing pain. It can happen to more than one finger at the same time. It can occur in both hands. It is also known as stenosing tenosynovitis. It’s known as trigger thumb when it affects your thumb.
- Joint problems ( Osteoarthritis )
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative inflammatory joint condition that causes pain and stiffness. It usually takes place in one of three places:
Your thumb’s base, where it meets your wrist
It’s one of the joints closest to your fingers.
The finger’s middle joint
People with osteoarthritis in their thumbs’ basilar joints may notice that the base of their thumb appears “knobby” or “squared off.” You may also develop bumps on the fingers.
- Bone problems ( Osteoporosis )
Osteoporosis mostly affects the quality of your bone. You may experience bumps, lumps, blisters, crusting, itching, rash, redness, and dry skin on your hands as a result of Osteoporosis.
All of the above symptoms can be treated to a great extent under our Hand Rejuvenation therapy programme by our specialist, Prof Dr Robert Hierner.
- Skin problems ( pigment disorders, wrinkles, loss of volume )
Collagen loss causes wrinkles to appear. When you are younger, protein-based fibres are more readily available. It is, however, possible to lose collagen too soon.
- Vascular problems ( prominent veins, peripheral arterial disease )
Veins beneath the skin surface become more visible as you age because your skin thins naturally. Decreased blood circulation and a raised blood pressure level can also cause veins to appear more prominently on your hands. Moreover, hands with protruding veins can give the appearance of older skin.
- Nerve problems ( Carpal tunnel syndrome )
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a neurological condition. It majorly affects the hands and wrists.
Tingling and numbness in the fingers and hands are common symptoms. Dryness of the skin in the fingers is also a possibility. Besides, the skin in the painful area may appear discoloured, pinker or redder than usual or appear blue or mottled in some instances.
- Tendon problems ( Trigger finger, Tenovaginitis de Quervain wrist )
With Trigger Finger, when you bend your fingers or thumb, they catch or lock, causing pain. It can happen to more than one finger at the same time. It can occur in both hands. It is also known as stenosing tenosynovitis. It’s known as trigger thumb when it affects your thumb.
- Joint problems ( Osteoarthritis )
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative inflammatory joint condition that causes pain and stiffness. It usually takes place in one of three places:
Your thumb’s base, where it meets your wrist
It’s one of the joints closest to your fingers.
The finger’s middle joint
People with osteoarthritis in their thumbs’ basilar joints may notice that the base of their thumb appears “knobby” or “squared off.” You may also develop bumps on the fingers.
- Bone problems ( Osteoporosis )
Osteoporosis mostly affects the quality of your bone. You may experience bumps, lumps, blisters, crusting, itching, rash, redness, and dry skin on your hands as a result of Osteoporosis.
All of the above symptoms can be treated to a great extent under our Hand Rejuvenation in Dubai therapy programme by our specialist, Prof Dr Robert Hierner.
What are the consequences of age changes in the hand area for us?
Age changes in the hand will lead to a combination of:
Aesthetic impairment
Pain
Functional impairment
Who is a good candidate for Hand Rejuvenation treatment?
Anyone whose hands are beginning to show signs of ageing, such as crepiness, boniness, hyperpigmentation, or have a sinewy appearance that makes them appear older, can opt for the treatment.
In simple words, if you have the following signs, you are good to go for an ageing hand treatment:
Thin skin on hands
Age spots
Veiny hands
Crocked fingers
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How are ageing hands treated?
“Integrative therapy concept for the ageing Hand”
Based on many years of research and clinical experience in the field of Hand Surgery, Prof Dr Robert has developed the “integrative therapy concept for the ageing hand” and successfully implemented it in his daily practice. There is a specific treatment for all aspects of ageing hands.
Why choose Prof Dr Robert for treating Ageing Hands?
It is good to remember that nerves, vessels, and tendons in your hands may be affected if the injector lacks anatomy knowledge. So, carefully choose the right kind of specialist with the necessary expertise, someone who is a board-certified plastic surgeon and can precisely outline your options during your initial consultation.
Prof Dr Robert is not only an extensively experienced plastic surgeon but also is a pioneer in the field of interdisciplinary and multi-professional treatment of arthrosis in the hand area. He knows his job well and possesses sound knowledge about the field of Hand Rejuvenation in Dubai.
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This patient information only gives a general introduction for a better understanding of aesthetic and medical surgeries. It cannot replace the personal and detailed doctor-patient discussion. To answer your questions about your personal, individual situation, arrange your non-binding personal consultation appointment.
