Prof. Dr. Robert Hierner at a glance.
FAQs for Hand Rejuvenation in Dubai
Prof. Dr. Robert Hierner is a pioneer in the field of interdisciplinary and multi-professional treatment of age changes at the hand area and Hand Longevity. Based on many years of research and clinical experience in the field of Hand Surgery, Prof. Hierner has developed the so-called “holistic therapy concept for the aging hand” and successfully implemented it in his daily practice.
What is hand rejuvenation fat transfer?
Hand Rejuvenation Fat Transfer, or Hands Fat Transfer, is a surgical treatment to rejuvenate a patient’s hands by using their own fat cells. Plastic surgery for aging hands procedure has the potential to enhance skin texture and reduce the visibility of wrinkles and veins. treatment for hand wrinkles usually performed as an outpatient, the procedure requires sedation.
What does hand rejuvenation do?
Hand rejuvenation is a treatment that combines different techniques aimed at restoring the smoothness, vitality and natural colour of the skin of the hands. Depending on the case, one or more methods may be used to rejuvenate the hands.
What are the stages of fat transfer?
Fat grafting can be explained as a three-stage process:
- harvesting
- purification and transfer
- placement
When can I shower after fat transfer?
Showering: You may wash your hair and face as usual the next day after your surgery.
Hot Tubs/Baths/Swimming Pools: No tub baths or Jacuzzi until your incisions have healed, and approved by your surgeon, which is usually around 2 weeks.
How much fat dies after fat transfer?
In order to survive in its new location, the fat tissue must establish a new blood supply in order to survive. The exact amount of fat that ends up surviving can vary. In hands there is a loss of about 20% to 30% to be taken into account.
What can you not do after fat transfer?
Avoid bending, lifting, or straining for one to two weeks. Be extremely careful if wearing any “pull-over the head” clothing.
What are the side effects of fat transfer to hands?
There likely will be bruising, swelling, and soreness in both the donation and graft sites after the surgery.
How long do results last after fat transfer to hands?
Results from fat transfer can last several years. Many patients enjoy the benefits for three to five years or even longer. This longevity makes it a cost-effective choice compared to other treatments that require frequent maintenance. Regular touch-ups may not be necessary, allowing patients to save time and money in the long run.
Ask the German Board Certified Hand Surgeon.
Prof. Dr. Robert Hierner offers advanced hand rejuvenation treatments in Dubai, including autologous fat transfer, to restore youthful appearance and function to aging hands.
Hand Rejuvenation - Procedures
Hand Rejuvenation Fat Transfer
Autologous fat transfer or lipofilling describes the method in which the body’s own fat is used for tissue injection.
The principle of treatment is that the body’s own fatty tissue is gently removed from an inconspicuous area under local anesthia, sterilized and transplanted to the desired location.
In contrast to all other fillers (see above), fat is an endogenous substance that cannot lead to an allergic reaction and the treatment result lasts much longer.
Trigger finger Release
If non-operative treatment does not lead to full recovery or symptoms persist for a longer period of time, surgery is the treatment of choice. Relief of the tendon sheet (A1 pully region) is achieved via a mini-incision.
Carpal Tunnel Release
If there is tingling and numbness in your hands, your hands fall asleep, you wake up in the night and have to shake your hands or let them hanging out of the bed to fall asleep again, you might have a so-called Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. If symptoms persist for a longer period of time, surgery is the treatment of choice. Relief of the carpal canal can be achieved either via a mini-incision or endoscopically.
Arthritis Surgery
Years of motion leads to changes in the cartilage of all the joints, the so-call degenerative arthritis or Osteoarthitis. Osteoarthritis affects everyone. Surgical therapy becomes necessary when conservative treatments show no success (anymore).
