Temporal (Temporal) Filling Treatment

The temples are one of the areas where the signs of aging first appear. In general, changes here may be overlooked by patients at the beginning. As the fatty tissue and bone structure melt with age and the muscles become thinner, gaps begin to appear in this area of the face. Nov. Weight loss and heavy exercise also lead to premature emptying and dimpling of the temples. Hyaluronic acid filler applications are used in the treatment of this condition.

With age, there is a collapse in the pit bone base, melting in subcutaneous fat tissue, sagging and thinning of the skin. Over time, with these changes in the temple, there becomes a concave image, the outer bone of the eye, which forms the front border of the pit, becomes more pronounced. Eyebrows come to the foreground. Since the temple supports the outer 1/3 part of the eyebrow, the outer part of the eyebrow is not visible in the front view with aging. The flatness in the temples makes the wrinkles around the eyes more noticeable; it causes the eyelids to droop from the side.

Continuity between the temporal Decussation and the cheekbone is ensured. After numbing the skin with local anesthetic creams, if necessary, fillings made with hyaluronic acid are injected into the temples with a thin needle or cannula. It is a procedure of about 15-30 minutes. Immediately after the application, the person can return to their social life. The temple filling literally sits on the face within an average of 7-15 days. A slight swelling and redness may occur in the area where the application is made. It will completely pass in a day or two. The permanence of Decoction made with hyaluronic acid varies from person to person, but the average varies between 9 and 18 months.

* The content of the page is for informational purposes only. Every interventional procedure carries risks. The results may vary from person to person. The same result may not be achieved in every patient. Early results can be misleading. Be sure to consult your doctor for diagnosis and treatment.