Hand Rejuvenation with CaHA Guided By Ultrasound

The effectiveness of the use of calcium hydroxyapatite for hand rejuvenation is well documented in the literature, but studies on anatomy are conflicting. The aim of the present study is to show the application of calcium hidroxiapatite in dorsal hand by distal proximal technique and concomitant visualization by USG 15Mhz, combined to literature to define, ensuring the injection safety in the correct plan. Abstract Volumizing the dorsal hand is one of the anatomical regions most frequently requested during the last decade. Calcium hydroxyapatite is the material used for this procedure since its beginning, due to its several benefits. However, despite the consensus among doctors of the dermal filler to be applied, the same does not happen to the chosen technique. This variation in methods is due to the divergence between anatomical studies in this region. Through this, we review the literature in order to establish the best method and confirming the correct plan through ultrasound to inject this material.