About the Treatment Method
Aesthetic Touch Completing the Facial Oval
Absolutely. The temple (temporal) region is one of the main carrier columns forming the outer frame of the face. When this area collapses, the tail of the eyebrow also drops. When this depression is filled, the skin expands outwards and creates a mechanical lifting effect, noticeably pulling up the eyebrows and the outer edges of the eyes.
The temple region is home to very important arteries (temporal artery) passing near the surface. Therefore, it is mandatory to be performed by specialist physicians who know the anatomy flawlessly, using "blunt-tipped cannulas" that do not pierce the vessels. When a cannula is used, the procedure is almost completely painless, and the risk of bruising is very low.
Since there is no constantly moving mimic muscle in the temple area like around the mouth or lips, the permanence of high-quality fillers (and deep applications made on the bone) placed here can average between 12 and 18 months.
The information on this page is for general health advice. Please consult specialized physicians for personalized treatment or advice.
