Generally speaking, a liver palm with no symptoms for more than ten years is well. Liver palms are the reddish coloration of the palms of the hands at the greater and lesser fissures due to liver disease, but the reddish coloration of this part of the hand is not necessarily due to liver disease, and can be seen in a small number of healthy people as well. If the liver palms are symptom-free for more than ten years without any discomfort, the liver palms are considered recovered. The treatment of liver palms focuses on identifying the cause of the disease and then treating the cause. First of all, it should be clear whether there is liver disease or not. If it is determined that the disease is caused by liver disease, it is necessary to actively treat the primary disease, and after the liver disease is cured, the liver palms can be gradually recovered. If the patient’s liver function tests and ultrasound examination are not abnormal, it is recommended to go to the dermatology department to clarify whether the liver palms have completely recovered.