Dermal Fillers & Injectables
Hand Filler with Radiesse in London
From £345Restore lost volume in ageing hands with Radiesse, a collagen-stimulating filler that softens visible veins and tendons.
At a Glance
Hand Filler with Radiesse — The Essentials
- Treatment Time
- 30 minutes
- Downtime
- Minimal (mild swelling/bruising)
- Results Last
- 12–18 months
- Results Visible
- Immediately, improving over weeks
- Sessions
- 1 (occasionally 2)
- Price From
- £345
About the Treatment
What is Hand Filler with Radiesse?
As we age, hands often lose volume before the face does — the skin thins and visible veins and tendons can make hands look older than the rest of you. Radiesse is a calcium hydroxylapatite filler designed to restore lost fullness to the back of the hands, smoothing this ageing appearance.
Beyond adding immediate volume, Radiesse also stimulates your own collagen production over time, so results continue to improve in the weeks after treatment for a natural, longer-lasting effect.
At Dr Alexa, hand filler is carried out by a GDC-registered practitioner after a thorough assessment of your hands, skin and goals, so results look proportionate and natural.
Benefits
Why You'll Love It
- Restores lost volume to the back of the hands
- Softens the appearance of visible veins and tendons
- Stimulates your own collagen for longer-lasting results
- Quick treatment with minimal downtime
- Natural-looking results that match the rest of you
What to Expect
Your Hand Filler with Radiesse Journey
- 01
Consultation
A thorough one-to-one assessment of your goals, skin and medical history.
- 02
Bespoke Plan
A personalised plan designed and explained by a GDC-registered practitioner.
- 03
Treatment
Your treatment carried out safely and precisely in our private Mayfair clinic.
- 04
Aftercare
Clear aftercare guidance and a follow-up to support your results.
Gallery
Inside the Clinic
A look at our calm, private Mayfair clinic and the hand filler with radiesse experience.
Results
Before & After
Real client results from our Mayfair clinic. Individual results vary from person to person.
Pricing
Hand Filler with Radiesse Costs
Prices below are a guide. Your exact plan and cost are confirmed at your consultation.
- Radiesse Hand Filler — 1 syringe£345
- Radiesse Hand Filler — 2 syringes (both hands)£650
Questions
Frequently Asked
How long does hand filler last?
Results with Radiesse commonly last twelve to eighteen months, helped by the collagen stimulation it triggers. A top-up can be planned as needed.
Does it hurt?
A numbing cream and the local anaesthetic in the product itself help keep the treatment comfortable. Some mild swelling or bruising afterwards is normal.
Will my hands look natural?
Yes — we treat conservatively to restore natural fullness rather than an overfilled look, matching your hands to the rest of your features.
Is there any downtime?
Downtime is minimal. Some swelling or bruising can occur and typically settles within a week; you can return to normal activities straight away.
Who is hand filler suitable for?
It suits anyone bothered by visible veins, tendons or thinning skin on the back of the hands. Suitability is confirmed at your consultation.
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Book a consultation with Dr Alexa in Mayfair, or send us a message and we'll be happy to help.
Suitability for any treatment is confirmed during your consultation. Results vary between individuals. This page is for general information and does not constitute medical advice.