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The temples are among our most unassuming features. We don`t adorn them with makeup, target them with special serums, or pierce them as a rite of passage or act of rebellion. We don`t think about them much at all, really-until one day, we do.
We typically take notice as they start to shrink, altering their surroundings. Like the rest of the face, the temples deflate with age, losing volume as resident fat pads, collagen, and bone gradually erode. Since there`s already a natural concavity to the temples-actual hollows in the skull itself-you may see this area sinking faster than other parts of the face.
Sunken temples can exacerbate crow`s-feet, make the brow look heavy, and even change the shape of the face, giving it a peanut-shell silhouette.
Oftentimes, it`s the consequences of temple atrophy-not the hollows themselves-that catch our eye. It`s rare for patients to come in asking for temple filler specifically, but many do recognize an overall shape shift-the peanut-head phenomenon that`s synonymous with temple hollowing.
Perhaps more striking than this new contour is what it conveys. A gaunt, depressed temple creates a concave area that sucks in light, making the face appear more shadowy, less healthy. As the temples collapse, the cheekbones become exaggerated, the outer eyelids droop, and the tails of the brows [appear to fall off a ledge, leading to a sharpness in this area."
Injectable Fillers can restore temples to their former proportions, softening the face in the most discreet way. But the temples are not well understood as a critical area to treat, particularly among newcomers to filler.
Here, 10 things to know about this influential area before going under the needle.
1. Patients who are seriously athletic or work out a ton tend to lose a lot of fat there as well as in the cheek hollows and marionette area are more prone to temple hollowing
2. Filling the temples adds a subtle youthfulness to the face
3. Temple filler isn`t for everyone
4. Temple injections can feel pretty weird
5. The temples are a danger zone
6. There is no one best filler for the temples
7. The temples rarely get a stand-alone shot
8. You can overfill the temples-and it`s not a good look
9. Jaw pain is common following temple injections
10. Temple filler is pricey-but usually worth it
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