What can I do to fix the lack of fullness above my temples? (photos)

Thank you for providing photos along with your question. I do see the hollowing above your temples, though fillers may not be the right treatment. It looks as if you have enlarged temporalis muscles, which are located near your temples. This enlargement can lead to indentations or hollows above the temples. A neuromodulator like Botox may help relax the muscles and soften the appearance of these indentations. I highly encourage you to schedule a consultation with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon to determine the best treatment for you.

you have a very large temporalis muscle which can be botoxed but above that is the temporal fusion line that you are seeing and it can be filled but may not blend perfectly into the forehead. you need a consultation for best expectations. Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi there! Thank you for your excellent question. From your photos, it actually looks as if your temporalis muscles, (the muscles that sit across your temples), are hypertrophied. In other words, those muscles look larger or stronger than the average. It appears that this is more so the case on your left side. Rather than fill the area adjacent to your temples, which look good, my first attempt at treating this would be to try to relax those muscles a bit, with Botox or Dysport. This is commonly done in the masseters, commonly referred to as the jawline, to slim the face and help with grinding of the teeth. Once the muscles are relaxed, they will not contract as much when you smile.
That said, before having anything cosmetic done, I would first see an ENT or oral surgeon, to confirm the above, and that this is nothing more. Good luck!
Ivette M. Ballara, RN, BSNAdvanced Aesthetic InjectorRobinson Facial Plastic Surgery