Temple Filler

The temples are often overlooked in facial aesthetics, yet volume loss in this area can have a significant effect on how the face appears overall. Hollowing at the temples — a common sign of ageing — can create a sunken look, make the brows appear heavy or droop, and disrupt facial balance.  Temple filler uses hyaluronic acid-based dermal filler to replace lost volume in the hollow area between the brow and hairline, subtly lifting the upper face and restoring youthful contours. The result is a fresher, smoother appearance that often complements cheek and forehead fillers beautifully.

Can You Get Fillers in the Temples?

Yes — temple filler is a safe and effective way to restore facial harmony and is a common treatment in full-face rejuvenation plans. Because the temples are near several important vessels, it’s essential that the treatment is performed by a skilled, medically trained injector.

What Can Temple Filler Improve?

• Hollow, sunken temples due to ageing or weight loss
• Facial imbalance between the upper and mid-face
• Loss of support for the brows or outer eye area
• A sharp, angular or overly masculine appearance
• Dips at the side of the forehead that disrupt facial symmetry

When treated precisely, temple filler can create a gentler, more lifted contour, softening shadows that add to a tired or gaunt look.

Does Temple Filler Change Eye Shape?

Not directly, but it can affect how your eyes appear within the context of your face. When the upper face is balanced and lifted, the eyes may look less tired, more open, and better supported. Temple filler doesn’t change your eye shape in a structural sense, but it can enhance the overall frame around the eyes, creating a fresher, more alert look.