Understanding Skin Boosters for Hands
Skin boosters for the hands involve the placement of small amounts of a formulation containing hyaluronic acid, amino acids, antioxidants, and vitamins into the skin. This approach is intended to support hydration within the skin and may assist with skin texture and elasticity over time.
Unlike topical products, which act on the surface, this treatment targets deeper layers of the skin. The goal is to support hydration levels and skin function through a regenerative approach.

Results You May Notice
Changes following treatment may include improved skin hydration, a smoother skin surface, and a change in overall skin texture. Some individuals may also notice a reduction in the visibility of fine lines and a more even skin appearance.
Outcomes develop gradually and vary between individuals. The intention of treatment is to support skin quality rather than create a dramatic or artificial change in appearance.

The Treatment Process
A consultation is required prior to treatment to assess suitability, review medical history, and discuss treatment goals.
During the procedure, a topical anaesthetic may be used to reduce discomfort. Nitrous oxide may also be available for some patients where clinically appropriate.
The product is placed into the skin using fine needles, a cannula, or a microneedling device, depending on the treatment plan. The technique used is selected to achieve even distribution within the targeted skin layers.
Aftercare instructions are provided following the procedure and typically include guidance on skincare, hydration, and sun protection.

Treatment Areas
Skin boosters can be applied across the hands, with treatment commonly focused on areas such as the back of the hands where changes in skin thickness, hydration, and texture may be more noticeable.
Treatment may also be considered in areas where veins and tendons are more visible, or where the skin appears dry or textured.
In some cases, skin boosters may be combined with other treatment modalities as part of a broader skin treatment plan, depending on individual assessment.

Results and Maintenance
Some individuals may notice an initial improvement in hydration following treatment. Further changes in skin quality may develop over the following weeks.
A series of treatments is often recommended to support ongoing skin quality. Maintenance treatments may be performed periodically, depending on individual response and treatment goals.

Is This Treatment Suitable for Me?
Skin boosters for the hands may be considered if you have noticed changes such as reduced hydration, fine lines, or changes in skin texture.
Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation, where a personalised treatment plan is developed based on individual assessment.

What is the Typical Cost?
The cost of hand skin booster treatments varies depending on the number of sessions required and the specific treatment plan. At Beauty by Doctor, treatment pricing generally ranges from $385 to $1,550 per session.
A detailed treatment plan and cost estimate are provided during consultation.

About Beauty by Doctor (BBD)
Beauty by Doctor is a doctor-led clinic located in Bondi Junction. Treatments are performed by practitioners trained in aesthetic medicine, with a focus on individual assessment and tailored treatment planning.

Dr Phoebe Jones leads the clinical team, with an approach centred on skin quality and treatment planning based on patient-specific factors.
Suitability for treatment is determined during consultation. All medical and cosmetic procedures carry risks, and outcomes vary between individuals. While complications are uncommon, it is important that potential risks, including rare adverse events, are understood. For more information, please refer to our Treatment Complications page: https://beautybydoctor.com/pages/concerns/treatment-complications.

FAQs
Are skin boosters for hands painful?
Discomfort varies between individuals. A topical anaesthetic may be used, and additional options such as nitrous oxide may be available where appropriate.

How many sessions will I need?
A series of treatments is often recommended, typically two to three sessions, followed by maintenance based on individual response.

What is the downtime?
Recovery varies between individuals. Some temporary redness or swelling may occur and typically settles within a few days.

How long do results last?
The duration of results varies between individuals. Maintenance treatments may be recommended to support ongoing skin quality.