Temple hollows
Hollowing at the temples, beside the eyes, that can make the upper face look narrow or gaunt. It is a common but often overlooked sign of facial volume loss.
What It Is
Temple hollows refer to a depression or loss of volume in the area beside the eyes, between the cheekbone and the hairline. This hollowing can create a gaunt appearance and make the upper face look narrower or older. It develops naturally over time as the face loses fat and collagen, and is influenced by genetics, sun exposure, weight changes, and aging.
Treatment Options
Hyaluronic Acid Filler
temporary
Poly-L-Lactic Acid Filler
semi permanent
Sculptra
semi permanent