Will filler in temples (eg. voluma) improve eye sagging and will it stretch out and make forehead pores seem smaller? (photo)

Dear petewillUsing filler to increase volume in areas that benefit from a fuller appearance can work miracles to rejuvenate ones face. Having said that, your areas of interest seem to be the surface of your skin. That's usually done through chemical peels, lasers or other forms of skin care( microdermabrasion for pore size)... You are not likely to gain any benefit for that purpose from fillers.i don't see any significant hollowing of your temples in your pic

Hello and thanks for your question. Voluma will help replace lost volume in the area of your temples, but it is not the best option for improve the quality and texture of your skin. There are other options which will help this such as microneedling, chemical peels, laser resurfacing, etc. Hope this helps!

The Voluma Will not accomplish this. You need a chemical peel or a laser peel. Do not waste your money using fillers for this.       

Thank you for your question.  Voluma or other filler to the temples would not improve the texture of your forehead skin.  You would be much better served by seeing someone to discuss fractionated laser treatment or chemical peel.  This will improve the texture of your forehead skin as well as reduce pore size.  It also helps deal with blemishes, but you don't seem to have many in your picture.  All the best!

Your picture is hiding the lower part of your temples, so it is difficult to see the full benefit you would get from filler there.  Filler in the temples is helpful to neutralize hollows, and yes, it can lift the lateral brow and upper lateral cheek a touch in some people.  I would not recommend filler to temples to improve overlying skin texture problems like you describe - visible pores, thinness.  Instead fractionated radiofrequency (EMatrix or Endymed) or radiofrequency with microneedling (Endymed Intensif) or non-ablative laser (1550 or 1540nm) are helpful for that.