Forehead and temple fillers are a procedure that fills flat or sunken forehead and temple areas with hyaluronic acid fillers, creating a soft and dimensional facial contour. By adding natural volume to the forehead, it refines the curve connecting to the nose bridge and improves the sunken temple area, making prominent cheekbones less noticeable. Although it is a relatively simple procedure, the forehead and temple areas have thin skin and a complex distribution of blood vessels and nerves, making the experience of skilled medical professionals particularly important for safe and balanced design.
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Procedure Features
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You can naturally improve forehead wrinkles and unevenness without surgery.
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Compared to conventional surgical methods, it is less costly and requires a shorter procedure time, making it less burdensome.
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It uses FDA-approved safe products, allowing you to return to daily activities immediately after the procedure.
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Additional procedures can be performed according to the desired design after the initial procedure, ensuring effective results.
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Procedure Mechanism
When hyaluronic acid fillers are injected at an appropriate depth into the dermal or subcutaneous fat layers, the volume of the target area is immediately enhanced, and collagen production is stimulated in surrounding tissues, increasing elasticity and density. For the forehead, soft fillers are used near the surface to create a rounded volume, while for the temple area, fillers are injected deeply beneath the fascia to form a natural contour line connecting the forehead, temple, and cheekbones. This process fills sunken areas, reduces wrinkles and depressions, and refines the overall contour.
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Recommended Candidates
People with a flat or sunken forehead
Those who want quick results after the procedure
Those who want a rounded and dimensional forehead
Those who want to emphasize their unique traits and strengths
People concerned about a face shape with prominent cheekbones
Those with simultaneous sunken sides and temples
People experiencing temple hollowing after a forehead filler procedure
Those who want to smooth out uneven 'peanut lines' on their face
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Procedure Frequency
Procedure Time15~30 minutes
Procedure Frequency6~12 months
Recovery TimeSame day
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Procedure Area
Forehead, Temple
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Procedure Steps
Step 1Consultation
Step 2Anesthesia
Step 3Design
Step 4Forehead | Temple Filler Procedure
Step 5Completion
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Procedure Effects
The forehead and temple fillers smooth out flat or sunken areas, balancing the face and naturally connecting the flow between the nose bridge and cheekbones, creating a more elegant and soft impression. Along with forehead volume improvement, wrinkles are alleviated, giving a youthful look, and the sunken temple area is improved, providing a sleek and dimensional contour without making the face appear wide.
FAQ
There may be mild bruising or swelling. To minimize bruising, our clinic uses cannulas, which are blunt-ended tubes, for most procedures instead of needles, except in areas with fewer blood vessels.
The ingredients are generally the same, but imported fillers, which have been globally used for a long time, tend to have better viscosity and a wider variety of particle types, allowing for more precise procedures depending on the treatment area. If you prefer cost-effective options, domestic products are recommended, while imported products are recommended if you prioritize safety over cost.
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Precautions
If you experience changes in skin color, blisters, itching, or heat after the procedure, please visit the clinic.
After the procedure, bruising, swelling, pain, or foreign body sensation may occur depending on the individual, but these usually subside within 1–2 weeks.
Avoid activities that produce heat on the face, such as excessive drinking, sauna/steam room visits, or hot baths, for 3–7 days after the procedure.
Partial sensory changes may occur due to the anesthesia injection, and bruising and swelling may occur immediately after the procedure depending on the individual.
Antibiotics are prescribed to prevent and manage inflammation. Please inform us if you have a history of antibiotic allergies or similar conditions.
To prevent deformation caused by external pressure, avoid pressing the treated area for 2–3 weeks.
Makeup and cleansing are allowed three hours after the procedure. The Duoderm applied to the treated area can be removed after 24 hours.
