TMJ face looks deformed: my face looks sunken in the temples and the cheeks.

You have described the aging process that occurs in many of us.  The good news is that there are safe procedures that can restore the volume you have lost.  Without an in-person exam, it is difficult to know exactly what your best options are.However, fillers can be an excellent way to restore volume and they provide quick results.  Adding fillers such as Voluma or Juvederm into the temples makes people look less sunken.  Voluma is a beautiful filler for the cheeks and cheekbone area.  It provides both lift and volume and looks very natural.You can also consider procedures that stimulate collagen production, such as microneedling, CO2 laser and/or ultherapy.  However, these results usually take 3-4 months to see.I recommend a consultation with a physician who specializes in aesthetic medicine.

It sounds as if your face has lost volume. This happens with age but of course is never welcome. Gradual replenishing of the facial volume using filers would allow you to get your face back. However I would suggest that you take time to let the results develop over a while. Do this gradually so that your face can adjust to each and every treatment. In this way you will achieve natural results.

Volume loss in the temples and midface/cheeks is seen with the normal aging process or weight loss and can be treated with fillers such as Restylane Lyft and Sculptra Aesthetic. Sculptra Aesthetic is a collagen stimulating filler which I find very useful for treating the temples. I recommend you schedule an in person consultation with an experienced injector to determine an appropriate treatment plan. 

The quickest, and probably most appropriate, way of treating the problems you describe would be with fillers - the result are immediate. If you need a lot of treatment it may well be best to do this over 2 or 3 treatment sessions.
There's no reason why you can't "get your face back" with the right treatment.
Best wishes,

Thank you for your question jjmurphy123. I understand your concern. Fillers are used to restore
lost volume in and enhance the appearance of the face.It is difficult to make an assessment without a
formal exam in the office where I can view the skin in multiple angles or without before and after photographs. However,
I hope the information provided here is useful.A sudden loss of volume in the face is usually due to weight loss. If I had a patient who had unintentional weight loss, I would recommend that she see her general physician. Alternatively a number of fillers are available to restore lost volume in the face. Recommendations are based on the individual.Please consult with a doctor for specific
recommendations.  Good luck!

One of my favorite treatments is Bellafill for volume restoration.. It can be injected into the temples, cheek bones, cheek, chin, jawline and nasolabial fold.. It is important to prioritize your desires and set a yearly or quarterly budget as several treatments may be needed.. Bellafill is the longest lasting filler  so you dont have to start over every year

I'm sorry to hear your feeling unhappy with the way your face is changing. Over time, our facial bone structure changes and volume is lost which can leave you feeling that things are looking 'sunken'. There are non-surgical treatment options available which focus on replenishing and revolumising the tissues. The liquid facelift, for example, strategically places dermal filler to lift, re-contour and restore lost volume. As we age, hyaluronic acid is also lost which is responsible for making our skin plump and youthful. Restoring this with a treatment like Profhilo might also be a great option for you.