Hand Rejuvenation with Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser Hands Treatment

Hand Rejuvenation with Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser Hands Treatment

Pro tip: If you want to guess a person’s age, don’t look at the person’s face for clues. It may be hard to tell if he/she has had some help in treating their signs of aging. Look at their hands and neck. That’s where signs of aging- wrinkles and fine lines; crepey skin, blemishes and hyperpigmentation; and visible blood vessels- can be seen.

The skin of the hands undergo the same aging processes as the skin of the face, such as loss of volume, collagen and elastin. However, the skin of the hands are often neglected, unlike the face. If you don’t believe me, try recalling when the last time you used sunscreen for your hands was. Most of you would be hard pressed for an answer! The skin of the hands are also constantly exposed to aggressors that cause premature skin aging- UV rays from the sun (especially for drivers), pollution, chemicals and even excessive handwashing. The hands are often unclothed and neglected, so the signs of crepey skin and visible tendons and blood vessels can strike a contrast against a rejuvenated face.

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Signs of aging in the hands

You might know that aging can be accelerated by genetic, environmental and lifestyle factors. Aging in the skin is caused by a combination of intrinsic aging and extrinsic aging. Intrinsic aging is the inevitable and unavoidable aging due to chronological aging,shifts in hormones and the body’s inability to repair itself. Extrinsic aging is due to external factors such as UV exposure, chemicals and smoking.

Intrinsic and extrinsic affect the skin differently. Extrinsic aging affects the epidermis and dermis of the hands. It manifests as dark spots (hyperpigmentation) and solar purpura (purple red bruises). Intrinsic aging in the hands affects the deeper tissues, with decreased skin elasticity, volume and blood vessels. Signs of intrinsic ageing in the hands include wrinkles, lax and thinner skin and obvious veins and tendons.

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Hand Rejuvenation: Treatment for Aged Hands

Hand rejuvenation treatment undo some of the damage caused by aging for younger, firmer and smoother hands. Hand rejuvenation has previously been overlooked; but in recent years more and more people are taking a more holistic approach to aging or prejuvenation (preventing signs of aging).

Treatments for the skin of the face can be used to address similar signs of aging in the hands. Hyperpigmentation or blemishes in the hand can be treated with Q-switched laser and chemical peels. Dry, wrinkly hands are treated with injectable moisturisers like Skinboosters and Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser. Hand fillers are useful in treating skeletal looking hands with obvious tendons and veins. You can see how I do hand fillers in my clinic in Singapore in this blogpost Hand Fillers: Turning Back the Hands of Time. Injection of hand fillers is a safe and effective way to restore volume and hydration in the hands. You can read about examples of US FDA fillers in the blogpost.

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Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser increases the amount of elastin in the skin. The green stains in the diagram represent the amount of elastin fibres expressed by Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser VS the control and other forms of hyaluronic acid.

Hand Rejuvenation with Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser for Younger Looking Hands

For patients with dry hands and wrinkles, Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser is an ideal treatment for intensive hydration and plumping up fine lines in the skin. Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser is the newest injectable moisturiser in Singapore that’s giving Skinboosters a run for its popularity. Similar to Skinboosters, Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser contains hyaluronic acid molecules which bind to water molecules to amp up the skin’s hydration. However, compared to Skinboosters, Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser contains an even higher amount of hyaluronic acid concentration with a unique biochemical structure. These differences allow Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser to stimulate the skin’s natural formation of collagen and elastin fibres to undo signs of aging like wrinkles, thinner skin, rough texture and dryness. You can read more about the details of Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser- how it works, how long it lasts and side effects…etc in this blogpost Is Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser the Injectable Skincare of the Future? Unlike hand filler injections, Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser does not fill the space between the tendons and veins to mask their obvious appearance.

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profhilo hydration and elasticity

 A study of 15 patients who had Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser injected into their faces experienced improvements in skin hydration and elasticity.

Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser Hand Injection for Hand Rejuvenation

To undo signs of aging in the hands or age-proof your hands it is important to restore lost collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid in the skin. There are a few ways of injecting Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser into the hands- using needles or cannula. In this example pictured below, I’m using the blunt cannula method to spread Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser deep to skin.

Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser has high spreadability- meaning that the hyaluronic acid complexes spread easily by themselves, so in the hands and face, only a few injection points are required; vis a vis Skinboosters, which require 50-100 injection points for the hands.

Performing Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser hands injections for a patient in my clinic.

Side Effects and Complications of Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser Hand Injections

Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser injection treatments are generally safe. The side effects of Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser are related to the injections itself rather than the ingredients in Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser. A study that reviewed the safety of Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser injections showed that temporary swelling and bruising were the main issues of discomfort. There were no reported major complications with Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser such as arterial occlusion.

How soon can results be seen with Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser Hands Rejuvenation?

The results of Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser injections into the skin- increased skin hydration, firmness, reduced wrinkles and increased skin thickness- can be seen in 4 weeks after Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser injections.

 

Conclusion on Hand Rejuvenation with Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser Hands Injections

The skin of the hands are subject to the same processes of intrinsic and extrinsic aging like the face. Unlike the face, the hands are often neglected and unclothed to protect against premature aging from UV exposure, smoking, environmental pollution, chemicals and excessive hand washing.

 

The signs of aging in the hands- dark spots or hyperpigmentation; dry, thin and crepey skin; wrinkles; visible veins and tendons- can be treated. Some of the treatment options are lasers, chemical peels, injectable moisturisers and hand fillers. The latest addition to this list of anti-aging modalities is Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser; an injectable moisturiser that hydrates and thickens the skin and reduces wrinkles in the hands. The biochemical structure of Hybrid Cooperative Complex Injectable Moisturiser allows the hyaluronic acid complexes to increase collagen and elastin fibres in the skin to reverse signs of aging in the hands. For best results, remember to moisturise and use sunscreen on your hands. Prevention is just as important as treatments!

Dr Rachel Ho
rachel.ho.lw@gmail.com
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