Temple Filling

The slight depression in the temporal region is called the temple. When the fat tissue in the temple area disappears for various reasons over time, the face is pulled down, depressions and sagging occur in the forehead and eyebrow area.

Since the skin in the area is thin, factors such as facial expressions and aging facilitate the formation of wrinkles. As a result of the collapse in the temples, the forehead and eyebrow area visibly narrows, the outer eye bone, which forms the anterior border of the pit, becomes evident. In addition, sagging of the eyelid may occur.

Temple filling should be done very carefully due to the characteristics of the area where the injection is made. It is very important that the filler injection is proportional to the cheekbones and does not spoil the proportion of the face, in order not to spoil the natural appearance. For this reason, temple filler injection should be performed by specialists and experienced doctors. .

What is Temple Filling?

The pit-like area located on both sides of the head area, between the ear, eye and forehead is called the temple. With the appearance of signs of aging in the temple area, tissue losses and collapses begin to appear. The most effective method that can be used to eliminate such problems is temple filling. In the temple filling procedure; By injecting hyaluronic acid-containing fillers, deepened wrinkles are removed, subcutaneous collapses are plumped and shaped.

It is very important to apply the temple filling with the right technique and using the right filling material. The properties of the filling material used are a determining factor in the result of the temple filling injection. For this reason, it is generally preferred to use hyaluronic acid-containing fillers in the temple filling procedure. In order for the temple filler injection to be successful, a smooth appearance should be obtained in the area after the application.

If more than necessary filler is given during the temple filler injection, undesirable situations such as excessive increase in the volume in the temple area and the temple area appearing more voluminous than necessary may be encountered.

Why is the temple filling done?

Temples are one of the first areas where the effects of aging begin to appear on the human face. With aging, loss of bone tissue, decrease in muscle tone and volume, melting of fat tissue, and thinning of the skin occur, so the temple area takes on a collapsed appearance. Temporal filler injection is applied to eliminate the collapse and unpleasant appearance in the temples. Thus, it is ensured that the temple area, which collapses over time, acquires a healthy, lively and youthful appearance.

Over time, the collapse of the temples not only disrupts the symmetry of the face, but also prepares the ground for an unhealthy appearance on the face. Thanks to the temple filler injection to be applied to this area, the bony appearance on the face is eliminated. It is ensured that the natural continuity between the temple pit and the cheekbone is preserved. At the same time, the sagging of the eyebrow and upper eyelid lateral is eliminated. As a result, it is possible to give the face an oval appearance.

Who is suitable for temple filling?

It can be applied to people who are between the ages of 18 and 65, who have complaints about the appearance of the temple area, and whose general health does not prevent the application. Temple filling can be done for both men and women. However, since the loss of the temple area usually starts in the 40s, the temple filling procedure is mostly applied to patients over 40 years of age.

temple filling; ;

• The appearance of collapse in the temples,
• The appearance of sagging on the outer parts of the upper eyelids,
• Sagging of the outer part of the eyebrows,
• Clarity of the bones around the eyes,
• It can be applied in cases of deterioration of the oval image of the face.

However, the temple filling procedure;

• during pregnancy and lactation,
• Those with uncontrolled diabetes,
• Those with atherosclerosis, blood coagulation disorder, skin infection,
• For those who have had a stroke in the past,
• It cannot be applied to people who are allergic to the filler to be injected.

How is the temple filling done?

temple filling; It is a medical aesthetic procedure applied to reshape the temples and restore their old volume. It is a painless, painless, practical and easy-toapply procedure. Before the temple filler injection, a local anesthetic cream is applied to the application area and waited for about 10-15 minutes. The area is then disinfected with an antiseptic solution.

The filling material is injected into the application area at doses determined according to the needs of the person. After the temple filling injection, the effect can be seen immediately and the patient can continue his daily life from where he left off. Although the temple filling procedure is completed in a single session, additional injections can be made if necessary during the control examination.

The average duration of temple filler injection is 12 to 15 months. The reason why the results of the procedure are permanent for a long time; The reason is that the temple area is not a mobile area and the filler injection is made to a large area. The duration of the filler injection may vary depending on the filler used, the dose applied and personal characteristics.

After the injection, mild redness and swelling may occur in the area. This condition resolves itself within a few hours. The area should not be in contact with water for 24 hours after the application, should not do sports, should not be in extremely hot environments such as Turkish baths and saunas, and care should be taken not to use alcohol and cigarettes. In addition to these, plenty of water should be consumed and should not be exposed to direct sunlight.

What are the Advantages of Temple Filling?

The temple filler injection helps to eliminate the lines that appear in the temple area due to the use of mimics. After the application, a vigorous and voluminous appearance is achieved on the temples. The lifting and lifting effect on the eyebrows and forehead can be achieved with temple filler injection. With the temple filling procedure, a proportional appearance can be obtained as a result of filling the areas that cause the asymmetry in the temple area to deteriorate. The appearance of the collapse in the temples is corrected and the face is given a more oval appearance. Sagging on the upper eyelids and outer parts of the eyebrows is eliminated. By reducing the prominence of the bones around the eyes, the gaze is given depth.