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Do hands get thicker with age? The surprising truth about aging and hand size

While it's a common assumption, hands do not typically get thicker with age; instead, they usually appear thinner and bonier. This is primarily due to natural fat and collagen loss beneath the skin, which makes veins, tendons, and bones more prominent. However, certain conditions like arthritis can cause joint enlargement, which might be mistaken for overall thicker hands.