Restores volume to hollowed temples, softening a sunken look and supporting the outer brow and upper face.
Natural-looking outcomes focused on balance, precision, and facial harmony

Suited to patients with visible temple hollowing affecting upper-face balance.
- Sunken or hollow temples
- A desire for improved brow and upper-face support
- Age-related volume loss in the temple area
Patients with undiagnosed headaches or migraines are screened carefully at consultation before this area is treated.
- Hollow temples
- Sunken sides of the forehead
- Upper-face imbalance


Filler is placed deep, above the temporal muscle, with careful attention to the area's blood vessels.
Temple volume supports the whole upper face, so this is often assessed alongside brow and cheek concerns.
It requires precise, deep placement given nearby blood vessels, which is why it's only performed by a doctor with relevant anatomical training.
Typically twelve to eighteen months.
Headache history is screened at consultation, and this area is approached cautiously in patients with an undiagnosed pattern.
Yes, often, since both affect upper-face and brow appearance.
Mild swelling or bruising is possible, usually settling within a few days.