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Temple Fillers: Enhancing Facial Contours and Aesthetics with Hyaluronic Acid Derivatives

Research on temple fillers, particularly focusing on hyaluronic acid (HA) derivatives, emphasizes their effectiveness in enhancing facial contours, improving the aesthetic appearance, and addressing age-related volume loss in the temple area. Here’s a summary of key findings:

  • Highly Diluted HA for Smooth Results: A technique using highly diluted HA fillers in the temples was shown to provide smoother, more uniform enhancement compared to traditional methods. The dilution allows for a more even distribution, leading to improved results without irregularities or complications requiring dissolution of the product. This approach is estimated to offer effects lasting two to three years (Lambros, 2011).
  • Ultrasound-Guided Injections for Safety: To improve the safety and precision of temple volumization, ultrasound-guided injections of HA filler have been introduced. This method allows real-time visualization of the cannula and filler deposition, targeting the interfascial space, which enhances the safety and effectiveness of the procedure (Desyatnikova, 2022).
  • Comprehensive Rejuvenation: Addressing volume loss in the temples can significantly impact overall facial aesthetics by improving the contours of the upper face and potentially lifting the lateral brow. Combining volume restoration with treatments like skin-tightening devices or laser resurfacing can provide comprehensive rejuvenation of the temple and upper face (Rose & Day, 2013).
  • HA Filler Injection Between Fascial Layers: A study employing ultrasonography identified relatively safe layers for temple augmentation and selected the space between the superficial and deep temporal fascia as the optimal site for HA filler injections. This choice is based on anatomical considerations and aims to maximize safety and aesthetic outcomes (Lee, Park, & Yang, 2022).
  • Orbitofacial Rejuvenation: The use of nonanimal stabilized hyaluronic acid (NASHA) in the temples for addressing volume loss and orbitofacial asymmetry has shown to be effective and safe, offering high patient satisfaction, few complications, and the potential for reversibility. This method addresses temple hollowing as part of a broader strategy for facial rejuvenation (Ross & Malhotra, 2010).

In summary, temple fillers, particularly HA-based products, are recognized for their ability to restore facial volume and enhance aesthetics safely. Techniques such as dilution of the filler and ultrasound-guided injections have improved the outcomes and safety profile of temple filler procedures.

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