Hyaluronic acid filler to restore temporary volume to hollow temples and support upper-face contour.
Temple fillers are injectable treatments that may add temporary volume to hollow areas of the temples. Temple hollowing can occur naturally with ageing and changes in facial volume.
Hyaluronic acid filler is placed in selected areas to add temporary volume and support facial contour.
Suitable patients: considered where temple hollowing or volume loss is present. Results vary between individuals.
Temple fillers may restore temporary volume and improve the appearance of facial contour. Any effect on the brow or upper face depends on anatomy and planning.
Careful placement may create a smoother transition between temples, brow and upper cheek. Final appearance is assessed once swelling settles.
Temple hollowing can appear as collagen, fat and other tissues change with age, and may be more noticeable with lower facial fat volume.
A consultation determines whether treatment suits your anatomy, medical history and goals. Fillers are not suitable for everyone.
The procedure involves placing dermal filler, commonly made from hyaluronic acid, in selected areas of the temples to add temporary volume and support facial contour.
During the procedure, the dermal filler is carefully injected into the temples using a fine needle and a blunt cannula, according to the treatment plan and individual anatomy.
Follow-up care – We provide aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments where appropriate to monitor recovery and treatment response.
Risk assessment and management – Treatment planning and appropriate injection technique are used to reduce risk, although complications can still occur.
Sterile clinical technique, careful risk assessment, and aftercare with follow-up where appropriate.
Suitability is confirmed only after an in-person consultation with one of our practitioners.
The practitioner assesses your facial anatomy, medical history and goals, and discusses benefits, limitations and risks.
Filler type and amount are set by the agreed plan.
Filler is placed into the temples with a fine needle and blunt cannula, tailored to your anatomy. It usually takes 15–20 minutes.
Avoid strenuous activity and excessive heat for 24–48 hours, keep the area clean and avoid unnecessary pressure or massage.
Some change is visible soon after; the final look is assessed once swelling settles. Results may last around 9–12 months.
Individual results vary.
Temple fillers may restore temporary volume and improve facial contour in suitable patients. The degree of change and duration vary.
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Temple fillers may be suitable for adults experiencing volume loss or hollowing in the temple area who are medically suitable for dermal filler treatment. Suitability depends on individual anatomy, medical history, treatment goals and any contraindications identified during consultation.
At Dr. Ducu Clinics, dermal filler products are selected according to the treatment area, individual anatomy and clinical assessment. During consultation, the practitioner will discuss the type of filler considered appropriate, the intended treatment plan and the potential benefits and risks.
Some change may be visible immediately after temple filler treatment, although swelling can temporarily affect the appearance of the treated area. Swelling often settles over several days but may take up to approximately two weeks in some patients. The final appearance is better assessed once the initial swelling has resolved.
The effects of temple fillers vary according to the filler used and individual factors but may commonly last around 9–12 months. The filler gradually breaks down over time, and further treatment may be considered following reassessment.
Your appointment will be 60 minutes long including a consultation. Once the treatment has been thoroughly discussed, the treatment itself will take around 20 minutes.
To ensure optimal healing and safe tissue integration, follow these strict clinical aftercare instructions. For the first 24 to 48 hours, avoid alcohol, vigorous exercise, extreme heat, including saunas and hot showers, and applying makeup to the treated area to minimise swelling and help prevent infection. For 14 days, strictly avoid massaging, pressing or otherwise manipulating the treated area. This uninterrupted period allows the filler to integrate into the tissue and helps minimise the risk of migration.
Temple fillers primarily address volume loss or hollowing in the temple area. By adding temporary volume, they may improve the appearance of temple concavity and support a smoother transition between the temples and surrounding facial areas. They are not primarily a treatment for skin laxity, and results vary between individuals.
The price is determined by the amount of filler required and the areas being treated. The appropriate treatment plan and cost can be discussed during a consultation following assessment.
Temple fillers can cause some discomfort during treatment, and individual experiences vary. Numbing or other comfort measures may be used where appropriate.
Temple fillers can cause common, temporary side effects such as mild redness, swelling or bruising at the treatment sites. They also carry rare but severe medical risks, including vascular occlusion and potential vision loss. Expert anatomical placement is therefore critical for safety. Seek urgent medical assessment if you experience severe or increasing pain, unusual skin discolouration or any change in vision after treatment.
At consultation we assess your anatomy and goals, and explain options, limitations and risks before any treatment.
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