Temple Filler
What Are Temple Hollows?
Temple Hollows are concave hollows on either side of the head where the temples lie, usually maximally at eye level. They give the head a bean-like shape whenever they are prominent or heavily sunken.
Temple Hollows develop with volume loss from the sides of the face, which results from the natural ageing process. The bony foundation shrinks, and the fat pads migrate downwards with ageing, creating hollows that may make you appear skeletal and harsh.
How Are Temple Hollows Treated?
Dermal Fillers are the key to rejuvenating temples. By carefully refilling the hollows of the temples they become less prominent. The treatment contours the face to create the illusion of slightly higher cheekbones that blend seamlessly upwards into the forehead and brow. By increasing temple volume, the face looks softer and less drawn. It also allows for better visibility of the outer edge of your brow, which would otherwise disappear around the side of your face due to volume loss.
Dermal Filler injections in the temples can be dangerous, so take great care in selecting an experienced clinician. Neat Aesthetics is risk averse and experienced in all aspects of treating temples.