A doctor-performed treatment that may be considered for the appearance of the temple area. Temple contours vary between individuals and may change over time due to a range of anatomical and structural factors. M1 Med Beauty offers two treatment approaches for the temple area at our Sydney CBD and Melbourne CBD clinics. A doctor will assess your anatomy and discuss whether treatment may be appropriate for your individual circumstances. Free consultations.
The temples are the areas on either side of the forehead, between the outer edge of the eye and the hairline. They play an important role in the overall contours and proportions of the upper face.
Temple contours vary considerably between individuals and may change over time due to a range of anatomical and structural factors. Differences in the appearance of the temples can influence how the upper face and surrounding facial features are perceived.
Because the temple area is less commonly discussed than areas such as the cheeks, lips or chin, it is often overlooked during discussions about facial contours and proportions. During your consultation, a doctor will assess the temple area and discuss whether treatment may be appropriate for your individual circumstances.
A doctor-performed volumising treatment may be considered for concerns relating to the appearance of the temple area and temple contours. Treatment involves the placement of volume in selected areas of the temple, depending on individual anatomy and clinical assessment.
A skin booster treatment may be considered for patients concerned with the appearance of the skin in the temple area. Depending on the treatment selected and individual circumstances, this approach may be used to support skin hydration and overall skin appearance.
In some cases, the doctor may consider a combination approach where there are concerns relating to both the appearance of temple contours and the skin in the area. During your consultation, a doctor will assess the temple area and discuss whether one treatment approach or a combination of treatments may be appropriate for your individual circumstances, treatment goals and clinical considerations.
Individual recovery experiences vary. Temporary treatment-related effects such as swelling, tenderness, redness or bruising may occur following treatment.
A range of factors may contribute to the appearance of hollow or sunken temples, including genetics, facial structure, body composition and changes in facial tissues over time.
The degree of temple hollowing varies between people. Some individuals naturally have more defined temple contours, while others may notice changes in the appearance of the area over time.
Temple contours can influence the appearance of the upper face and may affect how surrounding facial features are perceived.
The temple area plays an important role in overall facial contours and proportions. Because it sits between the forehead and the outer eye area, changes in temple contours may influence how the upper face and surrounding facial features are perceived.
A doctor-performed volumising treatment may be considered for concerns relating to the appearance of the temple area. Depending on individual anatomy and treatment goals, treatment of the temples may form part of a broader facial assessment.
During your consultation, a doctor will assess your facial anatomy and discuss whether treatment of the temple area may be appropriate for your circumstances.
The two treatment approaches are designed for different treatment considerations.
A volumising treatment involves the placement of volume in selected areas of the temple and may be considered for concerns relating to temple contours and the appearance of the area.
A skin booster treatment is designed to target the skin itself and may be considered for concerns relating to skin hydration and overall skin appearance in the temple region.
In some cases, a doctor may consider a combination approach depending on the characteristics of the area, treatment goals and clinical considerations. During your consultation, a doctor will assess the temple area and discuss whether either treatment, or a combination of treatments, may be appropriate for your circumstances.
