Wrinkles on the back of my palm

@muhammadali1951 Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect, Ali. I know it can be disconcerting to get these visible signs we are getting older, isn't it?

I personally need to use soap and hand sanitizer a lot on my hands. That means what natural moisture that might be there, gets taken away. Add into that, just as @gloaming said, our skin thins as it ages, and we don't have many fat stores on our hands. I use a rich hand cream on my hands to help counteract the dryness and scaliness. It is a Vitamin E cream, and use a little at a time, but several applications, giving it time to absorb. I wear gloves a lot to protect my hands, especially when driving. And if I am doing outside work, I use leather gloves.

Please let us know how your hands respond to the ideas if increased hydration and topical protection!
Ginger

In my case the many wrinkles on the backs of my hands are hereditary as my mom had the same issue. I wish I could have a doctor suck the fat out of my thighs and inject into my hands. :O). I'm 72 but my hands look like hands of a 92 old. It is what it is. I use Cera Ve moisterizing cream on my dry wrinkly hands.

In my case the many wrinkles on the backs of my hands are hereditary as my mom had the same issue. I wish I could have a doctor suck the fat out of my thighs and inject into my hands. :O). I'm 72 but my hands look like hands of a 92 old. It is what it is. I use Cera Ve moisterizing cream on my dry wrinkly hands.

In my case the many wrinkles on the backs of my hands are hereditary as my mom had the same issue. I wish I could have a doctor suck the fat out of my thighs and inject into my hands. :O). I'm 72 but my hands look like hands of a 92 old. It is what it is. I use Cera Ve moisterizing cream on my dry wrinkly hands.

I hear that thermo therapy is helpful to treat wrinkles. Please talk to your dermatologist about it.

I have several skin conditions, so I check with my dermatologist about anything new or suspicious.