What is Temple Filling?
What is Temple Filling?
The temple is the area between the forehead, eye and cheek on both sides of the head. Due to aging or rapid weight loss, pitting, sagging and wrinkle formation in the temple area can be seen in many people. The melting of the fat tissue in this area over time pulls the face down and creates a hollow image in the area. It causes the forehead and eyebrows in the temple area to droop down and appear sunken. Over time, this depression progresses further, causing the eyebrows and eyelids to sag. In addition, the skin in the temple area has a thin structure, wrinkles can easily occur in the area due to facial expressions and aging. In order to prevent depressions, sagging and wrinkles in the temple area and to create a younger appearance, the filling procedures applied to this area are called temple filling. With the filler application, the lack of volume in the collapsed area is eliminated, downward sagging of the skin and eyebrows and the formation of wrinkles are prevented. In addition, temple filling can be applied to people with bony facial features to fill the pit in the temple area and obtain a more aesthetic appearance.
What Does Temple Filling Do?
With the temple filling, the hollow image in the temple area is removed, and the sagging of the forehead and eyebrows to the lower east is prevented. By filling the temple area, mimics and the appearance of wrinkles due to aging are reduced. In addition, temple filling makes the eyebrows look more lifted and the sagging appearance of the eyelid is reduced. With the filling applied to the temple area, collapse and loss of volume in the area are eliminated, resulting in a younger and healthier appearance. In addition, the areas that disrupt the facial asymmetry on the forehead and temples are filled with temple filling, making the face appear more proportional. As a medical aesthetic application, temple filling can also be applied to make the face look more beautiful and aesthetically pleasing.
How is the Temple Filling Applied?
In the temple filling, the hyaluronic acid-containing filler is injected into the temple area with fine-tipped injectors. Before the application, the area is anesthetized with anesthetic cream so that pain or pain is not felt during the application. Temporal filling should be applied carefully by a specialist doctor. Applying too much filler to the area can result in an undesirable, excessively voluminous image. When applying filler to the temple area, care should be taken to ensure that there is a harmonious transition between the cheekbones, eyebrows and forehead. The application time of the temple filling is approximately 20-30 minutes. It is normal to have slight swelling and redness after the application. After the procedure, the person can return to their daily life. The duration of the temple filling varies according to the filling material, the amount of filling applied and the person. The fillers dissolve over time and are excreted from the body, so the permanence of the temple filling is usually 12-18 months.
Temple Filling Prices
Temple filler prices may vary depending on the type of filler and the amount of filler required for the area to be applied. In addition, the price may vary according to the expertise of the physician who will apply the filling and the facilities offered by the clinic.
