Is there anything to regrow lost hair at temples? (photos)

If it has been a few years since you have lost the hair it is unlikely that anything will bring it back aside from a hair restoration procedure.  However, you can discuss with your doctor about using minoxidil over the next 6 months or so to see if it makes any difference.

The only medication that may work for hair loss in women may be topical minoxidil but you would need to continue using it.

Your hair loss could be due to many causes.Androgenic alopecia, hormonal problems and traction are the top probabilities.We have found that 5% Rogaine, microneedle rolling, hairstyle changes and PRP have been somewhat helpful.Hope this helps

While pattern baldness can tend to start early in, short term hair fall due to change in place may not necessarily be something you should be worried about. But since you mentioned 'few years' then you might actually have the condition.
Since the problem seems to be progressive and has persisted for long time (few weeks) then it might be best advised to consult with a doctor.
Hope this helps.

Temple hair transplantation is quite possible and in fact is one of the areas that makes the face much more youthful.  Although temple recession is generally seen in advanced stages of hair loss, thinning of the area could be seen much earlier.  Transplanting hair to the temple areas is more challenging than a other areas of scalp due to the steep angles and especial distribution of hair in the area.

At this point it may be difficult to regrow your hair.  You can use minoxidil or low level laser light therapy to help slow down the progression of any further loss.  In order to restore the hair lost in this area, you can consider a hair transplant procedure.  Hair restoration can restore your loss hair to the hairline.

your situation is very common and I assume you have had a thorough investigation ruling out any medical condition for your hair thinning. Minoxidil may restore some vellus hair but unlikely to result in significant terminal hair. As long as it is not getting worse, then a hair transplant procedure may be the answer for you to restore the feminine shape to your hairline