Temple Face Filler – Restore Volume & Rejuvenate Your Look

The ageing process will cause volume and fat loss in the temples, giving them a hollow, sunken appearance. The temples are what you can find on either side of the forehead, near the eyes.

Dermal fillers can make up for the volume loss in the temple area. These may be strategically placed to raise the volume of the temples and give them a youthful appearance. In certain cases, adding filler substances to the temples not only rejuvenates the face but also improves the overall look.

Volume loss in our temples can be compensated for with temple fillers. Our temples are positioned on the sides of our faces, right above our noses. Our temples lose volume and structural stability as we get older. This causes the temples to hollow out, giving them a sunken, aged look. Sunken, hollow temples will make you seem older than you are. Temple filler injections will effectively compensate for this volume loss.

Dermal fillers in the temples are generally safe and can be used for a number of purposes. However, owing to the number of vessels and types of vessels present, your temples are one of the most anatomically complex places to inject.

A single incorrect injection technique in the blood vessels near the eyes will result in blindness. Before deciding on whether to get temple fillers or not, make sure you and your healthcare provider are aware of and discuss any possible risks. Here’s what to expect after getting dermal fillers injected into your temples.

PCL Fillers is a commonly opted filler here in Ozhean. It is recognised for its volumising and regenerative capabilities. 

PCL Fillers is made up of gel and microspheres, which aid in stimulating collagen production. Whilst it can be relied on for a volumising effect, it will aid in the continuous improvement of the skin.

PDLLA Fillers, also known as a PDLLA Collagen Stimulator, is primarily made up of Poly Lactic Acid or PLA and Hyaluronic Acid. This dermal filler is often opted for by patients looking to restore volume whilst boosting the skin’s restorative capabilities. 

PDLLA Fillers effectively boost collagen production to repair and rejuvenate skin tissues. The outcomes are smoothed-out wrinkles and improved facial volume.

Korean fillers, also known as EPTQ, are primarily made up of hyaluronic acid.  These fillers often provide patients with hydrating and plumping effects. 

Korean fillers are typically utilised to augment signs of ageing in the temples, such as wrinkles and volume loss.

Temple filler procedures primarily have the same procedure as forehead fillers. The doctor can either use hyaluronic acid (HA), collagen, or other dermal filler content depending on the patient’s preferences. HA, a common compound present in the body, is used to make dermal fillers. For the injection, the dermal filler with the right viscosity and thickness will be used.

To begin the filler treatment on the temple areas, the doctors will first apply a numbing cream. A basic technique of 1-2 tiny injections of temple filler in each hand is used to rejuvenate the areas of the face and temples. To fill up a sunken temple area, on average, 1- 2 cc of filler will be needed, depending on the amount of tissue that was lost.

Temple filler injections in a Singapore clinic cost around $600 to $1000 per syringe. The cost of injections varies greatly depending on the dermal filler used, the seriousness of the skin condition, how many vials are used, and the doctor’s experience.