Soften visible hollowing
Replace only the support needed in the concave temple area — no more than that.

Includes dermal filler.
The appointment itself, including preparation and aftercare advice.
In person with Dr Kay, covering suitability, the plan and realistic outcomes.
Temple filler is a non-surgical treatment that places dermal filler into the hollow at the side of the forehead to restore lost volume. The temple sits between the outer brow, the hairline and the upper cheekbone. As this area loses fat and bone support with age, the face can look narrow or drawn at the sides.
It softens visible temple hollowing and smooths the transition between the forehead, outer brow and cheekbone. It does not address every upper-face concern, so the brow, cheek and overall proportions are assessed together before any recommendation is made.
Temple filler at Dr Kay Clinic is £350. The price is confirmed at your consultation, and no package is prescribed before your anatomy has been assessed in person.
The consultation takes 30 minutes and the treatment itself takes 30 minutes. Consultation and treatment can often be arranged on the same visit if you are suitable and happy to proceed, but there is never any pressure to decide on the day.
Longevity varies with the product selected, the amount used, your anatomy and your metabolism. Dr Kay gives you a realistic expectation after examining the area. Maintenance is optional rather than automatic, and is reviewed each time.
Most people describe brief pressure rather than pain, and most return to normal activities the same day. Temporary tenderness, swelling or bruising can occur. You receive personalised aftercare and a direct clinic contact route before you leave.
The plan is built around subtle volume restoration and facial balance, not maximum fullness. The amount needed differs between people, and the aim is that the upper face simply looks better supported rather than treated.
The temple contains layered anatomy including important vessels, which is why it should be treated by an experienced medical professional after a full assessment. All treatments carry risks, which Dr Kay discusses with you before consent. Hyaluronic acid fillers can usually be dissolved if clinically appropriate.
Treatment is for adults aged 18 and over, and is not carried out during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or where there is active infection in the area. Certain medical conditions, medications and previous filler may also change the plan. Suitability is always confirmed in person.
Temple anatomy differs significantly between people, so it cannot be assessed from a photograph. Examination helps Dr Kay decide whether filler is appropriate at all, how much may be useful, and whether ultrasound should support the plan.