Hand rejuvenation
Hands are exposed to sun, water and chemicals more than anywhere else every day, so they're often the first place to reveal age: thin, wrinkled, darkened skin with brown spots.
Why do hands show age early?
The skin on the back of the hand is very thin, with little supporting fat and very few oil glands. Every day your hands are exposed to sun while driving, to water, soap and cleaning products, yet they're rarely protected or moisturised as carefully as the face.
Over time, hand skin loses moisture and collagen, becoming thin and wrinkled with more visible veins. Accumulated sun leaves brown spots and makes the skin of the hands darker and uneven.
Learn more about causes and common types
What ages the hands?
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- Thin skin with little oilLoses moisture quickly; dries and wrinkles easily.
- Loss of collagen & fatSkin thins, and tendons and blood vessels become more visible.
External factors
- Accumulated sunCauses brown spots and darkening, especially on the back of the hand.
- Water & chemicalsFrequent washing and cleaning damage the skin barrier.
Habits
- Little sunscreen on the handsHands are rarely given sunscreen.
- Little moisturisingLong-term dryness makes wrinkles more visible.
Common types
Need deep hydration and stimulated renewal.
From accumulated sun. Need tone evening and sunscreen.
Needs more collagen for thicker, firmer skin.
Where should I start?
Everyone has a different cause and degree, so the most important thing is to understand your condition correctly before choosing a solution.
During your Da Ký™, we assess the skin of your hands: thickness, hydration, wrinkles and pigment spots, along with daily habits such as your work and how much water and sun they're exposed to. Hands are usually treated together with a facial treatment in the same session.
Home care
Hands need sunscreen and moisturiser as consistently as the face.
These two habits are simple but decide most of whether hands look young or older than their years.
Recommendations we often give
- Sunscreen on the back of the hands. Apply sunscreen and reapply after washing your hands, especially when driving.
- Moisturise after every hand wash. Keeps the skin barrier healthy, reducing dryness and wrinkles.
- Wear gloves for housework. Limit direct contact with water and cleaning products.
- Retinoid or AHA for the hands. Helps fade brown spots and improve skin texture.
At Claire, we work with cosmeceutical lines such as SkinCeuticals, ZO Skin Health, Obagi, Dermalogica and Phytomer, and only suggest a product when it truly suits your skin.
In-clinic options
At Claire, hands are cared for with the same treatments as the face, adjusted for the thin skin on the back of the hand.
Bio Cell uses Nanofacial technology to deliver nutrients deeply, leaving hands soft and plump with softened fine lines, and no downtime. Bio Peel (PRX-T33) resurfaces, brightens and fades brown spots without peeling.
Skin Gym with LLLT light evens tone and gently stimulates collagen, suited to regular maintenance. For very thin, less firm hand skin, Focus360 helps renew collagen in the deeper layers.
See how each treatment acts
| Treatments | Hydrates, smooths skin | Fades brown spots, evens tone | Softens wrinkles | Adds thickness, firms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bio CellSkin antisepsis · Nanofacial + Serum · Smask + Cold acupressure therapy · 75–80 minutes · VND 5,400,000 · Member VND 3,600,000 | ||||
| Bio PeelPre Peel · Bio active peel · Neutralise & Soothe · 50–55 minutes · VND 3,500,000 · Member VND 2,400,000 | ||||
| Skin GymLLLT · Oxygenation · Mask + LED · 40–45 minutes · VND 900,000 · Member VND 600,000 | ||||
| Focus360Numbing & pain relief · UltraLift Tightening · VFRM 25-pin fractional RF · 130–135 minutes · VND 20,000,000 · Member VND 18,000,000 |
Main action Supporting
Depth of action
Illustrated according to each treatment's technology; actual action is adjusted to each skin.
Other options and advice
For hands with significant volume loss and very visible veins, filler or injectable collagen stimulators may be more suitable. For dark, numerous brown spots, pigment laser may be considered. If that's a better option for you, we'll say so clearly and refer you to the right specialist.
Claire always follows ethical medical aesthetic practice: we only recommend what truly suits you.
Related concerns
All skin concerns→Begin by understanding your skin
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