What are the best ways to splint a finger at home. How can you effectively treat trigger finger with a DIY splint. What materials are needed for homemade finger splints. When should you seek professional medical help for a finger injury.

Understanding Trigger Finger and the Need for Splinting

Trigger finger is a common condition that affects the tendons in the fingers or thumb, causing pain, stiffness, and a catching sensation when bending or straightening the digit. Splinting is often recommended as a conservative treatment approach for this condition. But why is splinting so effective?

Splinting works by immobilizing the affected finger, which allows the inflamed tendon to rest and heal. This can help reduce pain and prevent the finger from locking in a bent position. However, finding the right splint can be challenging, as evidenced by the experience of many patients who struggle to find comfortable, well-fitting options in medical supply stores.

The Science Behind Finger Splinting: What Research Tells Us

A study conducted by the University of Toronto Hand Program compared two types of finger splints for treating trigger finger: metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint blocking splints and distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint blocking splints. The research aimed to determine the effectiveness of splinting and identify which type of splint works best.

Key findings from the study include:

• 75% of patients using MCP joint blocking splints reported positive results
• Only 50% of patients using DIP joint blocking splints experienced improvements
• Both splint types caused some functional difficulties during daily activities
• Benefits of splinting persisted for up to six weeks after discontinuing use
• Some patients experienced continued improvements for up to a year

These results suggest that MCP joint blocking splints may be more effective for treating trigger finger. However, the study also highlighted the importance of custom-made splints designed by hand therapists to ensure optimal fit and comfort.

DIY Finger Splinting: 3 Methods You Can Try at Home

While professional custom-made splints are ideal, there are several DIY methods you can try at home to provide temporary relief for trigger finger or other minor finger injuries. Here are three effective techniques:

1. Popsicle Stick Splint

This simple method uses readily available materials to create a basic finger splint:

1. Gather materials: popsicle stick, medical tape, and scissors
2. Clean and dry the affected finger thoroughly
3. Place the popsicle stick along the underside of the finger, extending from the tip to the base
4. Secure the stick to the finger using medical tape, wrapping it around the finger and stick at intervals
5. Ensure the tape is snug but not too tight to restrict blood flow

This method is best suited for immobilizing the entire finger and works well for general finger injuries or mild cases of trigger finger.

2. Foam and Tape Splint

This technique creates a more comfortable splint using foam padding:

1. Gather materials: thin foam sheet (like craft foam), medical tape, and scissors
2. Cut a strip of foam slightly wider than your finger and long enough to extend from the fingertip to the palm
3. Round the edges of the foam to prevent irritation
4. Place the foam strip under the affected finger
5. Secure the foam to the finger using medical tape, wrapping it around the finger and foam at regular intervals
6. Leave the fingertip exposed for better sensation and circulation

This method provides more comfort than the popsicle stick splint and can be effective for both trigger finger and general finger injuries.

3. Moldable Plastic Splint

For a more customized approach, you can create a splint using moldable plastic:

1. Purchase moldable plastic pellets or sheets from a craft store
2. Heat water to the temperature specified by the plastic manufacturer
3. Submerge the plastic in the hot water until it becomes pliable
4. Remove the plastic and quickly mold it around your finger, focusing on the joint you want to immobilize
5. Hold the plastic in place until it cools and hardens
6. Trim any excess plastic and smooth the edges
7. Secure the custom splint to your finger using medical tape

This method allows for a more personalized fit and can be particularly effective for targeting specific joints affected by trigger finger.

When to Seek Professional Help for Finger Splinting

While DIY splinting can be effective for mild cases of trigger finger or minor injuries, there are situations where professional medical attention is necessary. When should you consult a doctor or hand therapist?

• If you experience severe pain or swelling in your finger
• If your finger appears deformed or misaligned
• If you suspect a fracture or dislocation
• If your symptoms persist or worsen despite using a splint
• If you have diabetes or other conditions that affect circulation or healing
• If you’re unsure about the proper splinting technique for your specific condition

A healthcare professional can provide a thorough evaluation, recommend appropriate treatment options, and create a custom-made splint if necessary. They can also guide you on proper splint use and duration to ensure optimal healing.

Tips for Effective Finger Splinting at Home

To maximize the benefits of your DIY finger splint and minimize potential complications, consider the following tips:

1. Clean and dry your finger thoroughly before applying the splint
2. Check for proper circulation by gently pressing the fingertip – it should return to its normal color quickly
3. Avoid making the splint too tight, which can restrict blood flow
4. Remove the splint periodically to inspect the skin for signs of irritation or pressure sores
5. Perform gentle range-of-motion exercises when the splint is off to prevent stiffness
6. Replace the splint if it becomes dirty, wet, or loses its shape
7. Follow your healthcare provider’s recommendations for wearing duration and activity restrictions

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your DIY splint provides effective support and promotes healing without causing additional problems.

Complementary Treatments for Trigger Finger

While splinting can be an effective treatment for trigger finger, it’s often used in conjunction with other therapies. What additional treatments can complement finger splinting?

• Rest and activity modification to reduce stress on the affected finger
• Ice or heat therapy to manage pain and inflammation
• Over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications like ibuprofen
• Gentle stretching and strengthening exercises as recommended by a healthcare professional
• Ergonomic adjustments to work and daily activities to reduce strain on the finger
• Corticosteroid injections to reduce inflammation in severe cases

Combining these treatments with splinting can lead to better outcomes and faster recovery. However, always consult with a healthcare provider before starting any new treatment regimen.

Preventing Recurrence of Trigger Finger

Once you’ve successfully treated your trigger finger, how can you prevent it from recurring? Here are some strategies to maintain finger health and reduce the risk of future problems:

1. Practice good ergonomics when using tools or performing repetitive tasks
2. Take frequent breaks during activities that stress your fingers
3. Perform regular hand and finger stretches to maintain flexibility
4. Strengthen your hand muscles with exercises recommended by a hand therapist
5. Use padded gloves or tool handles to reduce pressure on your fingers
6. Maintain a healthy lifestyle, including proper nutrition and regular exercise
7. Manage underlying conditions like diabetes or rheumatoid arthritis that can contribute to trigger finger

By implementing these preventive measures, you can reduce the likelihood of trigger finger recurrence and maintain optimal hand function.

The Future of Finger Splinting: Innovations and Advancements

As medical technology continues to advance, what new developments can we expect in the field of finger splinting? Some promising innovations include:

• 3D-printed custom splints that provide a perfect fit for each patient
• Smart splints with built-in sensors to monitor healing progress and adjust support
• Biodegradable materials for environmentally friendly, disposable splints
• Nanotech-enhanced splints that deliver medication directly to the affected area
• Virtual reality-guided splinting for improved patient education and compliance

These advancements have the potential to revolutionize finger splinting, making treatments more effective, comfortable, and personalized. As research continues, we can look forward to even more innovative solutions for managing trigger finger and other hand conditions.

In conclusion, finger splinting is a valuable treatment option for trigger finger and other digit-related conditions. While professional evaluation and custom-made splints are ideal, DIY methods can provide temporary relief when needed. By understanding the principles of effective splinting and combining it with complementary treatments, you can manage trigger finger symptoms and promote healing. Remember to consult with a healthcare professional for persistent or severe symptoms, and focus on prevention strategies to maintain long-term hand health.

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Q: I stopped by the local surgical supply store looking for a splint for my trigger finger. They actually had a box of different kinds to choose from. I didn’t find anything that fit or was comfortable. I don’t think ordering something on-line will work if I couldn’t fit into any of these ready-to-wear splints. What do I do now?

A: Finger splints can be very helpful with trigger finger. They are meant to help reduce painful symptoms and stop the triggering effect. Splinting is a fairly inexpensive means of treatment. In some cases, cortisone injections are prescribed or a combination of injection with splinting is recommended.

As you just found out, there are many different types of finger splints available. Some block movement of the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint (the joint closest to the palm). Others block movement of the tip of the finger (the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint). Some splints are custom made (designed and molded specifically to each patient) while others are premade. Ready made splints are taken off the shelf with more of a one-size-fits-all approach.

In a recent study, hand therapists from the University of Toronto Hand Program compared two different types of finger splints in the treatment of trigger finger. Thirty (30) people with trigger finger participated in the study. The purpose of the study was two-fold. First, to find out if splinting for trigger finger is even helpful. And second, to see if one type of splint works better than another.

Patients were randomly assigned to one of the two splint groups. One group had the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint blocking splint. This splint wraps around the MCP joint and extends down two-thirds of the way across the palm below the affected finger. It also forms a ring around the proximal phalanx (middle bone of the finger).

The second type of splint was a distal interphalangeal (DIP) blocking splint that wrapped around the tip of the finger. There were three different types of DIP blocking splints to choose from. The hand therapist selected the one that best suited each patient in this group. Patient comfort was a key feature in the selection process.

They wore the splints as much as possible 24/7 (24 hours of each day, every day) for six weeks. Then they were allowed to keep wearing the splint or gradually lessen the amount of time on the finger until stopping its use altogether.

Results were measured by comparing range-of-motion, grip strength, frequency of triggering, and function. These measures were taken before treatment began and again one week, three weeks, and six weeks after the start of splinting. Patients were asked to comment on the level of difficulty in performing daily activities while wearing the splint. They also rated the splint as either comfortable or uncomfortable.

Results showed better responses to the metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint blocking splint. Three-fourths of the patients wearing the MCP splint reported positive results. This was compared with only 50 per cent effectiveness in the group using the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint splint.

In terms of function, everyone noted that it was awkward when trying to use the hand or work with the finger splint on. It took longer to get things done. Some patients reported the edges of the MCP splint were digging into their skin. In the DIP splinting group, there were instances where the splint would slip off the finger too easily.

On the plus side, once the finger splint was removed or discontinued in use, the benefits (reduced triggering, less pain) remained for the full six weeks. Many patients experienced continued improvements that were maintained for a full year. Some patients continued wearing the splint after the six-week study period but most had abandoned its use by the end of 12-weeks.

The authors of this study concluded that the more comfortable MCP joint splint may be the best way to begin treatment for trigger finger. This does require seeing a hand therapist who can evaluate you and design a custom-made splint just for you. Factors the therapist must consider in selecting the best choice for each patient include symptoms, required work-related activities, and preferred leisure-time activities.

If you do not get enough pain relief using this splint, then the more restrictive DIP joint splint can be used instead. The hand therapist will keep an eye on joint stiffness and make necessary adjustments to make sure you are comfortable and able to use the hand effectively.

Reference: Kauser Tarbhai, BScOT, et al. Trigger Finger Treatment: A Comparison of 2 Splint Designs. February 2012. Vol. 37A. No. 2. Pp. 243-249.

Finger Splints

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How to quickly find out the size of a girl’s finger: we determine at home

Many people ask themselves the question – how can I find out the size of the ring at home or how to guess the size of my girlfriend’s finger to make a surprise? You will need improvised devices that are easy to find at home. And – voila! – now you know what ring size to order in a jewelry store.

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The easiest way to find out the ring size on your finger is to go to a jewelry store and ask a consultant for help. But what if you need to order the desired ring from an online store or want to surprise your loved one? Fortunately, there are effective ways to help you easily and quickly find out your finger size at home.

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There are many ways to find out what size a girl’s finger is. The main thing is not to forget about the nuances that can cause unreliable results when measuring.

How to find out the size of a girl’s finger for a ring: basic rules and recommendations

Consider the weather conditions

In the cold season, the fingers become thinner, and in hot weather, on the contrary, they swell a little. In addition, fingers are slightly thicker in the evening, so the optimal conditions for finding out the size of a girl’s ring are daytime hours and room temperature.

Pay attention to the design of the ring

If you decide to buy a thick ring, it is better to take a size with a margin. For example, the usual size of a thin ring is 17. 5, and it is better to take a massive jewelry already in size 18.

Do not measure immediately after exercise

When playing sports and getting wet, your fingers will also swell a little, so take your time with measurements. Otherwise, mistakenly determine the size of the girl’s finger.

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Measure the diameter on the same fingers of one hand

Oddly enough, the sizes of the same fingers, but on different hands, can vary significantly from each other. Check both fingers at once to avoid mistakes.

Round the number correctly

How to determine the size of a girl’s finger: the easiest ways

It is not necessary to have special tools at home to find out the size of a finger.

How to find out the size of a finger for a ring with a simple thread?

What you need

thread, ribbon or thin rope of an inelastic texture, a simple ruler or tape measure. If there are no suitable tools, then just download a free application that simulates a centimeter to your phone.

What to do

1. Take a thread or its substitute and wrap it around your finger so that the thread is pressed against the skin, but does not squeeze the finger. Fix it in this position or mark the intersection of the two ends with a dot.

2. Move the “ring” of thread to the widest point of the finger – the knuckle. There the “ring” should sit freely.

3. If everything worked out, take a ruler and measure the length of the thread in millimeters. It is important to measure with an accuracy of half a millimeter.

4. Divide the resulting length by 3.14 to calculate the diameter.

Calculation example:

We took measurements and got the thread length – 54.5 mm.
54.5 mm divide 3.14 \u003d 17 mm – this is the diameter.

Next, we compare the diameter and size of the ring in the table – now you know how to find out the size of your finger with a regular thread.

How to measure the size of the ring using a marked strip?

First of all, you need to download the image of the strip in full size and print it. Next, carefully cut out the measuring tool.

What you need

life size measuring strip, scissors.

What to do

1. Make an incision to fix the strip on your finger.

2. Insert your finger and secure the strip on it.

3. The number on the scale that matches the fixation point is your ring size. The method is convenient in that you do not need to do any calculations.

How to find out the size of a girl’s finger by the size of her clothes?

This method is usually used last, because it is controversial and not accurate.

What to do

Find out what size you or the person you want to surprise wear. Next, match the size of the dress with the desired ring size:

• A thin, petite girl with a dress size S will fit a ring with a size of 15. 5-16.9 mm.
• If you are in size M, buy ring size 16.5-17.5.
• For owners of size L, rings with a diameter of 17.5-18.5 mm will fit.
• For girls with size XL, the best option is 18.5-19.5 mm.

How to find out the size of a girl’s finger discreetly: the best secret ways

Circle the ring of the future bride

You need to discreetly take the jewelry from the collection of the future bride. Then fix the ring on paper and draw a thin line around the ring from the inside. Important – you need to draw a line very close to the ring. Now go to a jewelry store with a drawing – they will find a suitable piece of jewelry for you.

Use a ruler

How else to discreetly find out the size of a girl’s ring? According to the diameter of her other ring! Just take a regular ruler and measure the widest point on the inside. Correlate the resulting millimeters with the table of ring sizes for girls’ fingers. Knowing the size of a finger is a simple task.

Use a pen or marker

Slide its ring all the way onto your finger. Then highlight this place with a pen or felt-tip pen – and forward to the jewelry store. Any finger is suitable for measurement. Consultants will definitely pick up the ring of the right size.

Ask a friend to help you

The situation is more complicated, but you can be smart and secretly find out the necessary information. Talk to a friend, sister or mother of your woman, perhaps someone knows the size of your bride’s finger.

If not, then ask a close friend to take your girlfriend to a jewelry store, as if she is choosing a piece of jewelry for herself. Let her ask for the company to try on cute rings – this way she will find out what size of the finger your girlfriend or friend has.

How to determine the size of a girl’s finger from a photo?

In fact, it is difficult to measure the size of a finger on a regular photo without special skills. The only way to find out the size is to discreetly photograph the girl’s hand next to a small object, for example, a matchbox, and take the photo to a jewelry store. Probably, professional consultants will be able to determine the size of a female finger by eye with the help of one photograph.

How to find out what size ring to choose for a girl, by age?

You can’t tell your ring size by age, but you can buy the right ring for age. When determining the size of the engagement ring, you must take into account the age of your betrothed. Eternal love jewelry should be made with a rounded convex inside. Indeed, with age, the thickness of the fingers can increase, which means that it is necessary to select a wedding ring, the size of which can be adjusted.

Sizes of wedding rings – how to choose the right jewelry for eternal love

When choosing a ring for life, you need to consider not only the size, but also the shape and width of the jewelry.

• Thin rings up to 3.5 mm will suit girls with thin fingers.
• Rings 4-6 mm are ideal for those with short and plump fingers.
• Wedding ring from 6 mm is the best decoration for girls with a dense build, tall stature and strong fingers. Remember that it is better to take a wide ring half a size larger.

Basic principles of how to determine the size of a girl’s finger for a wedding ring

1. If you decide to buy a wide ring, add another half size to the resulting size.

2. When choosing between two sizes, always buy the larger size.

3. Don’t try on rings if you’ve just come in from a hot or cold day.

4. If your knuckle is much larger than the base of your finger, take two separate measurements and choose an intermediate size.

5. Better not engrave your wedding ring. After all, if you decide to increase it in size, the inscriptions will stretch.

Women’s ring size chart

If you decide to buy a ring on foreign online sites, you need to know the size grid of other countries. By default, dimensions are given in millimeters, not centimeters. So first measure the circumference of your finger to determine the right ring size for the girl’s finger.

Some stars have publicly removed eternal love rings. Carefully choose rings with stones, because their size is difficult to adjust.

How to make your fingers longer at home. How to make fingers thinner

It would seem – an absurdity.
Well, of course – the legs, I want to lengthen them. But fingers! And yet, there are professions in which it is necessary to have long fingers – for example, illusionists, magicians. there are special exercises to increase the length of the fingers. They are given as an illustration of the latent possibilities of man. It turns out, of course, not for everyone, but still for many it turns out. Moreover, some manage to increase all fingers, and some – only one.

The depth of influence of the qigong system on the body reaches the level of the skeleton, because the qigong system also includes the renewal of the bone marrow, that is, it affects a very deep level. There is a legend about how a child lost his arm and grew a new one. Buddhists tell this legend to emphasize that everything is possible if you want and if you do not limit your consciousness to the framework: the boy was small, stupid, did not know that it was impossible to grow a hand, so he grew it.

But qigong exercises should be practiced by masters. We will give simple, but quite effective exercises. Efficiency, as in any business, depends on perseverance, faith and persistent regular training.

Warm-up

• Stroke each finger from the tip of the finger to the base.
• “Washing hands” movement.

Stretching

Flexibility exercises

• on the table, raise each finger in turn, making sure that only one finger is raised.
• Put palm to palm. Relax one palm, press the other palm on the relaxed one, bending it back. Thus alternately knead both palms. After several times, shake the brushes in the air (“shake off the water”).
• With the fingers of one hand, roll a small ball between the fingers. It is impossible to help with the other hand or nose. This exercise can be done for a very long time and anywhere.

Strengthening exercises

• Fist clench-unclench 40 times.
• Falling on the wall, lean on your fingers.
• Push-ups on the fingers.

After a month of daily training, the result will definitely be visible.

Many men try to pump up their biceps and triceps, chest and shoulders. Some even manage to do exercises for the neck to increase its volume! And some individuals want to pump up their fingers. Why is this needed? But who knows – perhaps for fights and delivering strong blows. In any case, we are not particularly interested in the reason, and today we will tell you how to strengthen your fingers yourself.

How to pump up your fingers at home?

Yes, this is not an easy task… There is not much information on this issue, and the choice of exercises is not great. The main thing in this case is the regularity of training, otherwise you will not succeed. It is unlikely that your fingers will increase in volume, but there will be much more power in them than before.

In some sports, not only the muscles of the body are involved, but also the fingers. If they are weak, it can spoil the whole result of the training. If you need to increase their strength and endurance, check out our tips.

How to quickly and easily pump up your fingers at home:

Warm up.
Before performing the main load, be sure to do a light warm-up, 5 minutes is enough. Thanks to it, you prevent injuries and sprains. It is easy to do it – straighten and bend them, massage them.

Buy expander –
in any sporting goods store you will find this simple and effective machine, it costs a penny. On sale you will find several types of expander, choose a carpal one. It also strengthens the wrist, which is another benefit.

Exercises on the horizontal bar.
They strengthen several muscle groups, including fingers and wrists. Try to perform not only regular pull-ups, but also other types of exercises with different grips.

Rope climbing
– will strengthen your entire upper body, improve grip and endurance.

Push-ups.
You’re probably used to doing push-ups on your palms, right? But this is too simple, so it’s time for you to master the more difficult option – when doing push-ups, rely on all fingers at once, and not on the palm.

Hanging on the bar.
Try to hang on the horizontal bar or crossbar as often as possible. At first, you will almost immediately fly off it, but with each workout, your results will get better. Try to increase your result by at least 10-15 seconds each time.

Dumbbells.
Grasp one more or less heavy dumbbell with the fingers of both hands, then begin to rotate it, applying maximum effort. It is better to start with a small weight, if desired, increase it. You can use pancakes instead of dumbbells.

Small metal balls will also help you become more agile
. Rotate them for a few minutes a day and try to do it as quickly as possible. We recommend doing the exercise before or after the main session.

When can we expect the result?

As we have already said, this is not an easy task and you will not notice the result immediately. With regular training, you will see progress not earlier than in 2-3 weeks. It is not necessary to train your fingers every day, 3 times a week is enough. Be sure to increase the load!

At all times, graceful long fingers on the hands were considered a sign of aristocracy, the noble origin of a person. The dream of all ladies, and not only – beautiful musical hands. What to do when the fingers or hands are not thin, excess fat is deposited at the base, they look plump, thick and short? How to lose weight in the fingers, reduce their volume and make them long, elegant and thin?

Why do fingers get fat?

If you are thinking about how to lose weight in the fingers, you need to find out the reason why they lost their original attractive appearance. And there are several factors that contribute to the increase in size:

• the occurrence of edema as a result of malnutrition, stagnation of fluid in the body;
• gaining excess weight as a result of malnutrition, abuse of fatty or sweet foods, restrictions on mobility and physical activity;
• thick fingers are due to a metabolic or health problem;
• visual changes are observed with age, this problem is corrected with the help of gymnastics and diet.

Do fingers lose weight when losing weight?

Do your hands look smaller if you lose weight with exercise or dietary restrictions? The answer is yes, because these are the same parts of the body as muscles, bones, stomach, legs. Therefore, if you have a need to lose weight on full fingers, start with a general weight loss. Having removed the excess mass, you will be pleasantly surprised by the elegant, sophisticated and aristocratic appearance of your hands.

The main steps to start slimming your fingers is to take care of your body in a complex. You don’t need to completely give up your favorite foods, it’s just important to monitor your diet, remove excess sweet, fatty foods.

What can I do to lose weight on my fingers?

If you are tormented by the question of how to lose weight in your fingers, we hasten to assure you that the process is not so complicated. The main task is to organize yourself, it is better to make a certain plan of complex actions. Every day, devote a few minutes to certain exercises plus monitor your diet. And remember, you don’t have to forbid anything to yourself, otherwise the body will rebel! So, what actions will help you lose weight in your fingers:

• an important factor is a healthy diet, you need to eat more fiber, fruits, cereals, light soups, proteins and salads, do not allow yourself a lot of flour, carbonated drinks, semi-finished products, limit coffee intake;
• you should monitor the amount of daily fluid intake: excess water in the body leads to edema, and its lack has a bad effect on metabolism;
• to make your fingers slim will help special exercises that are important to do for a few minutes every day;
• massage helps to improve the appearance of any part of the body, including hand massage is a popular way to make them thinner and more elegant;
• Another way to make your fingers look thin is to use moisturizing creams, which help to smooth out wrinkles, tighten the skin and improve the appearance of hands in general.

Exercises for slimming fingers

Exercises for slimming fingers can be distinguished in a separate effective way. In addition to improving the visual appearance, such gymnastics improves joint health, blood circulation and muscle activity. So what to do in a short time to make your hands worthy of the attention of the cameras of the best magazines?

1. The easiest and most effective way to stretch your joints is to bend and straighten them. A complex repetition of 10-20 times with a break of 5 minutes is necessary. It is better to repeat the exercise in the morning and in the evening. The beauty of this method is that it can be used everywhere: at work, on the subway, on a walk or at the cinema.
2. Another effective exercise is squeezing the wrist. We squeeze it into a fist (tightly), then relax, put the brush on the table, spread our fingers like a fan as far as possible (until a feeling of slight tension). We tear off each finger alternately from the surface, lifting it up. Repeat this combination 2-3 times, after a few weeks you will see the first results.
3. Have you noticed what beautiful refined hands the pianists have? This is not an accident, constant piano playing develops the hands, making them thin and graceful. Therefore, do not be lazy to “play the keys” from time to time, since this activity is simple (and at times pleasant and soothing), and possible on any hard surface.

Massage for the fingers

A pleasant part of complex weight loss is the massage for the fingers. Experienced cosmetologists and masseurs never bypass the hands during the massage process (beauticians can perform it while the client is relaxing on the couch with a mask). You can do the massage yourself (one hand massages the other) or ask someone close to you. Nevertheless, if you are wondering how to reduce your fingers, you should use the services of a professional massage therapist.

Video: how to make fingers thinner

In the section on the question How to lengthen fingers. set by the author Misha Demare
the best answer is Here are exercises that will definitely help you:
1. Take your finger by the base and stretch it as much as possible. Hold in a stretched position for 10-15 seconds. Let’s go. Number of repetitions 20 times.
2. Grasp the finger along the entire length and confidently turn it clockwise. As much as possible. Leave in the inverted position for 15 seconds. Number of repetitions 10 times. We also perform a counterclockwise movement with the same number of repetitions.
3. We take a finger by its end and pull it sharply. Number of repetitions 20 times.
4. Tilt the finger left and right, right and left. 20 times in each direction.
5. Bend and unbend the finger 40 times.
Exercises are performed with each finger in turn.
Practice every day and in a month your sausages will become long and flexible!

Reply from ЂА
[guru]
musicians increase the grip… -the distance between the fingers, working on the mobility of the hands and fingers with special exercises. .. If you are not a pianist and you do not have physical prerequisites for having large hands, then only a good manicure can visually increase the fingers , or losing weight if you’re overweight…
Believe me, natural data cannot be surpassed. Small fingers can be visually compensated by large, overworked palms, strong shoulders, arms – and both are formed by physical exercises.

Elongated and thin fingers are often called musical and are considered a sign of a refined and aristocratic nature. But not always thin fingers seem beautiful for their owners. Especially if the hand is full. It is unlikely that it will be possible to radically change the thickness of the fingers, but something can be done.

Women should pay attention to their manicure. Pointy, too long nails will make your fingers even thinner. The same applies to dark and red shades of varnish. But the natural length of the nails (up to 5 mm) and the correctly designed rounded or square edge of the nail will visually make the fingers thicker.

A lot also depends on hand care. If it is prone to dryness, then in the absence of care, wrinkles may appear on the hands. They also make the fingers look even thinner. Therefore, the use of nourishing hand cream should be regular. Tap water dries the skin very much, so washing and washing dishes is best done with gloves. And, for example, regular paraffin or oil hand masks will generally make them irresistible.

Jewelry selection (rings and rings) is also very important. Many recommend picking up massive rings. They usually draw attention from the fingers to themselves, and the person will no longer notice how thin or thick your fingers are. But we must remember that not absolutely any large decoration will do. For example, some versions of rings with a large oblong stone located along the finger will make the fingers visually even thinner.

In no case should you follow the advice from the category “eat more – you will get fatter, and your fingers will get fatter”. Firstly, in order for the fingers to grow fat, you will have to gain far from 1-2 kilograms. And secondly, the fingers will gain weight last after the whole figure as a whole grows fat. But if you yourself are a donut, your hand is full, and your fingers are thin, then a diet may be your option. The hand will lose weight, and the fingers on it will no longer look too thin.

Many suggest taking up special hand exercises or sports such as rock climbing. But here, too, something must be remembered. If, for example, you decide to work with an expander, then basically your fingers will not swing, but the muscles of the hand. In addition, there are few muscles in the fingers, mainly tendons and ligaments. That is, after a while, if the fingers become a little thicker, then the palm itself and the hand will become much thicker. And the desired proportionality will not be achieved. If you decide to make your fingers thicker through exercise, be sure to consult a specialist. It will help you avoid unnecessary mistakes.