Any Way to Use Injectable Fillers for the Temple Area?

Fillers are excellent in improving temple hollowing. If the
injection is performed properly, the patient's face often has dramatic improvement. Long
thin faces can be made to appear rounder, less skinny and sunken. Often, the brows
become lifted as well, resulting in a rejuvenated look.
Good luck.

Hi there! 
I have carried out a lot of work perfecting my temple injections.
The area has some important arteries hence why there is some resistance to treat the area however there is one 'sweet spot' where the product can be injected safely under the muscle softening the appearance of the temporal hollow with great result and minimal risk. In the right hands results can certainly reduce the aged appearance of temporal hollows and improve the facial contours. 
My advice is - less injections is more and best syringe rather than microcannulae. Make sure your practitioner is aware of the 'sweet spot'! 
Best wishes, 
Dr Rupert 

In general, volume loss in the temple region can be a sign of malnutrition or disease, so please get an evaluation from your primary care physician.
I have seen wonderful results restoring volume in the temple area using Injectable Fillers. My personal experience is with Silikon-1000. Several treatments are typically necessary for complete correction. Procedures are performed with topical anesthetic, and there is typically no downtime. Unfortunately, I do not have permission to post photos of my patients that have received temple treatments.
If any of my colleagues wish to learn more about my experience with Silikon-1000, I am giving an instructional course at the upcoming Fall Meeting of The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS). The course is titled "Off-Label Applications of Liquid Injectable Silicone (LIS)", and I will be presenting on 9/24/2010 at 4pm. Common conditions treated include: volume replacement, wrinkle reduction, lip enhancement, acne scarring, and correction of many nasal irregularities (“Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty”). I will also be describing the serial puncture, microdroplet technique that is essential for achieving desired results.
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Many of my mentors have told me we need to listen to the patient. This is one of those times. I have performed fat injection into the temples with good results and I am sure other surgeons have as well. The key is to inject the fat into the deeper layers where it has a greater chance of survival and less of a chance of shifting position or producing an uneven appearance. I see no need for a gradual build up. Again you are also right about changing the way it is done.

Thank you for your question. In my opinion, fillers work very well to improve temporal hollowing. I prefer high viscosity hyaluronic acid as Juvederm volume. It is important to inject the filler in the right plane/space so it doesn't move during facial expression.
I hope this helps. Regards (Dr. Salameh, Bowling Green, KY Plastic Surgeon)