In Istanbul, our partner clinics offer hand rejuvenation for adults with volume loss, age spots or thin skin: fillers, laser, chemical peels or fat grafting, from 30 minutes to 2 hours per session. Prices range from about €150 for a peel to €1,500 for fat grafting.
Turquie Santé organizes the review of your file by a specialist, a detailed quote, your airport pick-up, transfers, an interpreter and assistance 7 days a week during your stay.
Ask which product will be injected, its brand, and whether it is approved for the back of the hands.
How much does hand rejuvenation cost in Turkey?
Cost transparency is a key factor for patients considering treatment abroad. In Turkey, hand rejuvenation procedures generally cost less than in Western Europe or the United States. The final price depends on the technique, the number of sessions and the product used.
Below is an overview of average prices:
| Procedure | Average price in Turkey | Price in Europe/US | Estimated savings |
| Hyaluronic acid fillers | €250 - €400 / session | €600 - €900 | 40 - 55% |
| Laser resurfacing | €500 - €800 | €1,200 - €2,000 | 50 - 60% |
| Chemical peel | €150 - €300 | €400 - €700 | 45 - 55% |
| Fat grafting | €1,000 - €1,500 | €3,000 - €4,500 | up to 60% |
Risks and Side Effects
Hand rejuvenation is a medical procedure. Its side effects depend on the technique:
- Fillers (hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxylapatite): swelling, redness, pain, bruising, itching and temporary difficulty moving the hand, usually mild and short-lived. Lumps or nodules can occur. Rarely, injection into a blood vessel or an infection requires urgent treatment.
- Laser resurfacing and chemical peels: redness, swelling and peeling for several days, dark or light patches of skin (more frequent on darker skin),infection or reactivation of cold sores, and rarely scarring.
- Fat grafting: swelling and bruising of the hands and the donor area, irregularities or lumps, partial resorption of the fat that may require another session, and infection.
These treatments are not recommended in case of active skin infection, allergy to a product, pregnancy or breastfeeding, or some blood clotting disorders. Tell the doctor about any anticoagulant treatment, but never stop it on your own.
























































