Temple Filler
Restore lost temple volume. Soften hollowing. Create balanced, natural-looking contours.
The temples can gradually lose volume as we age, creating hollowing between the forehead, cheekbones and hairline. For some people, this can make the face appear more angular, tired or drawn.
Temple filler uses carefully placed dermal filler to restore volume and create a smoother transition between the upper and mid-face. Treatment is individually tailored, with the aim of subtly restoring lost volume rather than changing your natural facial structure.
At Bee Aesthetics, temple filler begins with a comprehensive consultation and assessment of your facial anatomy. The temple is a complex anatomical area, so careful patient selection, treatment planning and an understanding of the structures beneath the skin are particularly important.
Pricing
Temple Filler 2 mls (30 minutes)
£250
Before & After
Frequently Asked Questions
Temple filler is a dermal filler treatment used to restore volume to hollow or sunken temples. Carefully placed filler can soften hollowing and create a smoother transition between the forehead, temples and cheeks for a more balanced appearance.
Temple filler may be suitable if you have hollow or sunken temples caused by ageing, genetics or volume loss. Suitability depends on your facial anatomy, medical history and treatment goals and will be assessed during consultation.
Restoring volume to the temples can subtly improve facial balance and soften a hollow or angular appearance. It may create a more refreshed look, but temple filler is not a surgical facelift and results vary between individuals.
The amount required depends on the degree of volume loss, your anatomy and the result you would like to achieve. We take a personalised approach and will recommend an appropriate amount during your consultation.
Most people experience only mild discomfort during treatment. We take steps to keep the procedure as comfortable as possible and will explain what to expect beforehand.
The temple is an anatomically complex area, so treatment should only be carried out by an appropriately trained and experienced medical practitioner. Your anatomy, medical history, suitability and potential risks will be carefully assessed and discussed before treatment.
You may notice an improvement immediately, although mild swelling, tenderness or bruising can occur. These usually settle as the area heals, and your final result can be assessed once any swelling has resolved.