What it may address
Selected hollowness, visible tendons, prominent superficial veins, and reduced soft-tissue coverage may improve when volume restoration is appropriate.
Structural & Regenerative Aesthetics
Hand Rejuvenation with Fat Grafting
Autologous fat transfer for selected patients who want to restore volume to the backs of the hands and soften the prominence of veins, tendons, and bony contours.
Procedure Rate₱100,000All in. No hidden fees. Final treatment planning follows an in-person assessment.
Understanding the procedure
What is hand rejuvenation with fat grafting?
Hand rejuvenation with fat grafting uses a patient’s own fat to restore selected volume beneath the skin on the back of the hands. Fat is harvested from a suitable donor area, prepared, and placed carefully to soften a hollow, veiny, or bony appearance.
The aim is a balanced, natural-looking contour—not to erase every vein, line, or sign of aging. Planning depends on skin quality, tissue thickness, vascular anatomy, available donor fat, and the degree of volume loss.
Important limitation
Fat grafting does not directly remove pigmentation, sun spots, or all texture changes. Separate skin-directed treatment may be discussed when appropriate.
AT A GLANCE
Procedure Overview
ProcedureAutologous fat grafting
AreaBacks of the hands
Fat sourceSuitable donor area
AnesthesiaPlanned individually
Early appearanceSwelling expected
AssessmentIn person
Authentic patient media
Before & Immediately After
Immediate fullness includes swelling and should not be interpreted as the final result.
Before and immediately after treatment. Swelling and temporary fullness are expected at this early stage.
Alternate view immediately after fat transfer. This is an early comparison, not the final contour.
Additional authentic BienPoMD hand result from the existing collection. Timing was not documented in the available record.
Individual anatomy, angle, timing, fat survival, and healing vary. Photographs do not guarantee a specific outcome.
Recovery and limitations
Results settle over time.
Temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, firmness, and altered sensation may occur in the hands and donor area. Some transferred volume may be resorbed, and the retained contour becomes clearer over time.
Who may be considered
Patients with hand volume loss, visible tendons or veins, realistic expectations, suitable donor fat, and health appropriate for the procedure may be candidates.
Possible risks
Risks may include swelling, bruising, infection, asymmetry, contour irregularity, fat resorption, cysts or fat necrosis, sensory changes, donor-site symptoms, and rare vascular or nerve injury.
Patient questions
Hand Fat Grafting FAQ
What is hand rejuvenation with fat grafting?
It places a patient’s prepared fat beneath the skin of the hands to restore selected volume and soften prominent underlying structures.
Are results immediate?
Volume is visible immediately, but swelling contributes to the early appearance. Final retained contour is assessed after healing.
Will all transferred fat survive?
No. Fat survival varies and some volume may be resorbed.
Does it remove pigmentation or wrinkles?
It primarily restores volume. Surface pigmentation and texture may require a separate plan.
How is candidacy determined?
An in-person assessment reviews hand anatomy, skin quality, volume loss, medical history, donor areas, and goals.
Consultation
Is hand fat grafting right for you?
Planning begins with an in-person assessment of the hands, volume loss, medical history, and available donor tissue.