There is no standard definition of what a beautiful hand looks like. Ideally the finger to hand length should approximate the golden ratio which is finger/ hand = 1.618. The golden ratio is often called Phi. With age, the fingers can appear longer than ideal and filler can restore the ratio. Too short of fingers can lead to a stubby appearance to fingers and hands. Young hands are marked by soft, supple appearance. Older hands often have visible veins, tendons and loose and wrinkled skin. The ideal female hand does not have hair present which can be removed with our LASER hair removal process. There are multiple scales to measure hand aesthetics including the Michigan Hand Questionnaire, the Likert Scale, the Visual Analog Scale, the Buck-Gramcko Score as well as others.