What is Temple Filling?

The temple is a slightly concave region located in the temporal region. The disappearance of the fat tissue here over time pulls the face down, causing the outer eye bone to become prominent, sagging and hollows in the forehead and eyebrow area. Dermal filling injections are used to reshape the temples and restore their former volume.

 

Why is the Temple Filling Performed?

Temple filling provides a lively appearance by reducing the appearance of wrinkles in the temple area due to facial expressions. With the temple filling, the areas that disrupt the asymmetry of the face are filled, providing a voluminous and vigorous appearance in the temples. The temple filling has a lifting effect on the eyebrows and forehead.

How is Temple Filling Performed?

Before the procedure, local anesthetic cream is applied to the area to be treated. After waiting for 10-15 minutes, it is disinfected with an antiseptic solution and the procedure begins. Filling material of appropriate doses is injected into the area to be treated with a fine needle or cannula. The procedure takes an average of 10-15 minutes. The biggest advantage of the application applied to the temple is that the effect of the filling appears immediately and it is returned to normal life immediately after the procedure.

 

 

What are the Points to Consider Before and After Temple Filling?

Before

The use of aspirin or similar drugs should be discontinued 5 days before the filling application.

Filling the infected area having an acne problem should be avoided.

 

After

Skin care should not be performed on the day of the filling procedure.

Do not swim in the pool for at least 2 days after the filling application.

Make-up materials and brushes should not be used for 1 day.

 

What is Temple Filling Price?

Temple filling prices vary from person to person, depending on the patient’s wishes and needs. Please contact us for detailed information.