Are temple implants my best option to address this hollowing/volume loss? See the attached pictures. My hollowing is significant, in my opinion. I thought it might require a lot of filler material — whether it’s HA, Sculptra, fat, etc. — to address this level of hollowing. And I worry about the risks that come with fillers, even though they’re rare, because it’s something you have to do over and over again (not a one-time fix).
Answer: How to augment the temples safely and naturally Thank you for your question and photos. It appears you would be an excellent candidate for injectable dermal filler or a collagen stimulator like Sculptra in this area. Both of these treatments provide natural results when administered by an experienced, board-certified injector, and the improvements can last up to two years. For even longer results, you might consider fat transfer, a procedure that removes fat from one area of the body like the abdomen and places it into the temples via injection. The results of fat transfer can be permanent for some patients. I encourage you to schedule an in-person assessment with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon for a comprehensive examination and customized treatment plan based on your precise needs and goals.
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Answer: How to augment the temples safely and naturally Thank you for your question and photos. It appears you would be an excellent candidate for injectable dermal filler or a collagen stimulator like Sculptra in this area. Both of these treatments provide natural results when administered by an experienced, board-certified injector, and the improvements can last up to two years. For even longer results, you might consider fat transfer, a procedure that removes fat from one area of the body like the abdomen and places it into the temples via injection. The results of fat transfer can be permanent for some patients. I encourage you to schedule an in-person assessment with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon for a comprehensive examination and customized treatment plan based on your precise needs and goals.
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March 5, 2021
Answer: Fillers for Temporal Hollows I have successfully used hyaluronic fillers for temporal hollow. Sculptra can also be used for this purpose
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March 5, 2021
Answer: Fillers for Temporal Hollows I have successfully used hyaluronic fillers for temporal hollow. Sculptra can also be used for this purpose
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March 1, 2021
Answer: Fillers Work Well For Temple Augmentation In experienced hands, fillers can work well for augmenting and smoothing sunken temples. Although there are risks with fillers, in experienced hands, fillers have proven safe and effective. Make sure that you consult with a board certified aesthetic physician and ask to see his/her personal befores and afters before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck.
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March 1, 2021
Answer: Fillers Work Well For Temple Augmentation In experienced hands, fillers can work well for augmenting and smoothing sunken temples. Although there are risks with fillers, in experienced hands, fillers have proven safe and effective. Make sure that you consult with a board certified aesthetic physician and ask to see his/her personal befores and afters before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck.
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March 1, 2021
Answer: Facial Slimming — Masseter Botox, Facetite/Renuvion J Plasma, Buccal Fat Pad Removal, Fillers to sculpt the Cheek/Jawline/Chin temples can be improved with a combination of fillers and sculptra. long term bellafill works great too (see link).
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March 1, 2021
Answer: Facial Slimming — Masseter Botox, Facetite/Renuvion J Plasma, Buccal Fat Pad Removal, Fillers to sculpt the Cheek/Jawline/Chin temples can be improved with a combination of fillers and sculptra. long term bellafill works great too (see link).
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February 28, 2021
Answer: Treatment of temples In my experience, temple implants don't work very well because the skin there is very thin and you can usually see the edge of the implants. Injectable fillers can blend much better. Temples are commonly treated with fillers. There are risks with any procedure, but an experienced injector should be able to safely help with your issue.
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February 28, 2021
Answer: Treatment of temples In my experience, temple implants don't work very well because the skin there is very thin and you can usually see the edge of the implants. Injectable fillers can blend much better. Temples are commonly treated with fillers. There are risks with any procedure, but an experienced injector should be able to safely help with your issue.
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