My hands, my calling card

Hands are a very important part of our body. They can reveal a lot about a person. Well-cared-for and neat hands add to attractiveness and also reflect our health and elegance. In business interactions, hands are often one of the main elements that catch the eye, both for women and men. Therefore, it's worth taking a close look at their appearance. Unfortunately, the skin on these parts of the body is very susceptible to damage, which often makes it dry and rough, especially after winter. Additionally, signs of aging quickly appear on them, which can unfortunately betray our age. It's therefore important to properly care for our hands, so they can be our pride and ensure good well-being.

How to Take Care of Hands?
The more attention we pay to our hands, the longer they will maintain a healthy and beautiful appearance. It's not just about having even, painted nails and fingers adorned with elegant jewelry. The condition of the skin on the hands is particularly important. Unlike other body areas, it lacks a fat layer, making it vulnerable to many factors. We wash our hands several times a day, which dries them out. Additionally, we disrupt the protective layer while performing many household duties. A hand cream should therefore become our indispensable friend, moisturizing hands dried out by water, soap, and detergents. Additionally, proper protection is important. In winter, we often forget about gloves, but they are the best way to protect hands from the harmful effects of low temperatures and wind. These are basic and obvious steps to enjoy beautiful hands for a long time. It's also worth giving them a home SPA treatment from time to time. Regularly performed peelings and masks will improve the skin condition and are great preventive measures to delay aging signs. When home remedies are no longer sufficient, it's worth considering specialized treatments that intensively stimulate regenerative processes and restore vitality to the skin of the hands.

Calcium Hydroxyapatite for Beautiful Hands
Calcium hydroxyapatite occurs naturally in our bodies and forms the framework of bones and teeth. In aesthetic medicine, it is used as a filler. Its micro-particles are a stimulator for the production of collagen fibers, making it ideal for reducing all signs of aging, such as wrinkles or loose skin. It is also used in treatments to restore a youthful appearance to aging hands. Calcium hydroxyapatite has a gel consistency and is introduced into the skin with a micro-needle or cannula. Injections are made precisely in the areas where tissue loss has occurred. The patient does not require convalescence after the procedure. Local swelling or bruising may occur, which disappears on its own within a few days. After the procedure, the skin of the hands becomes smoother, denser, and better in terms of condition. Blood vessels, tendons, and the outlines of the metacarpal bones become less visible, which takes years off the hands. The effects last for about 18 months.

Hand Skin Regeneration with Concentrated Growth Factors and Stem Cells (CGF)
CGF is a breakthrough discovery in aesthetic medicine. It contains concentrated growth factors, which, combined with the presence of stem cells, allow for the biostimulation of regenerative processes. Similar to platelet-rich plasma, CGF is obtained from the patient's blood. A slower centrifugation technique preserves unique components that, when administered to the skin, have an intense effect and help it regain a youthful appearance. The treatment is recommended for the backs of the hands, among others. It makes the skin in these areas not only denser and more elastic. Its color also improves, eliminating fine pigmentation. Depending on needs, the therapy can be performed 1-2 times a year.