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The temple is a slightly sunken area located in the temporal region. The loss of fatty tissue in this area over time pulls the face downwards, causing sagging and depressions in the forehead and eyebrow areas. Because the skin in the temple area is thin, it is prone to wrinkles due to facial expressions and aging. Along with the sunken area, the eyebrow and forehead area visibly narrow, the outer bone of the eye, which forms the front boundary of the hollow, becomes more prominent, and sagging of the eyelids occurs. Temple filler treatment requires considerable care due to the area being treated. The filler used must be proportionate to the cheekbones and must not disrupt the facial proportions. Therefore, it is crucial that it is performed by reliable and expert hands.
Temple filler, also known as temporal filler, is a non-surgical injectable procedure that restores lost volume in the temple area. It helps soften hollow temples, improve facial symmetry, and create a more youthful and balanced facial contour.
Ideal candidates for temple filler treatment are individuals experiencing volume loss or hollowness in the temple region due to aging or weight loss. Patients should be in good overall health and have realistic expectations.
The results of temple filler typically last between 12 to 18 months, depending on the type of filler used and individual metabolism. Maintenance sessions may be recommended to preserve the results.
When performed by an experienced medical professional using high-quality, approved dermal fillers, temple filler treatment is generally safe. Due to the complex vascular anatomy of the temple area, precise technique is essential.
Temple filler injections require little to no downtime. Mild swelling or tenderness may occur but usually resolves within a few days, allowing patients to resume daily activities quickly.