Sunken upper lids/brow volumisation using superior sulcus/temple fillers by an expert oculoplastic surgeon.
Rejuvenate your appearance with our Temple Fillers treatment, designed to fill in hollow temples, smooth out fine lines, and enhance your facial symmetry, resulting in a naturally youthful look.
take the eyelid surgery testWhat are Temple Fillers?
Temple fillers involve injecting small amounts of transparent hyaluronic acid gel into the temporal areas or forehead. This adds volume to the region, creating a smooth skin appearance, reducing lines, restoring shape, & defining the face. Injecting an injectable dermal filler into temple hollows can help patients achieve a lifted look without surgery. This method stretches and lifts the skin around the upper eye area, addressing facial volume loss in the temple hollows & enhancing facial structure by lifting the cheeks, ultimately rejuvenating the appearance.
Temple Fillers at a Glance
15 Minutes
Immediately
Numbing cream
Immediately
Upto 2 years
Sunken eyes/brows and superior sulcus
No downtime
Advantages of Temple Fillers Treatment
Non-Surgical Approach
This treatment is non-invasive which offers a significant improvement in facial contours without the need for surgery, reducing recovery time and risk.
Minimal Downtime
With temple fillers, most patients experience minimal to no downtime, allowing them to resume their normal activities almost immediately.
Long-Lasting Effects
The results of temple fillers can last up to two years, providing a long-term solution to volume loss and facial ageing.
Restores Volume Loss
Temple fillers effectively restore volume in the temple area, which can become hollow with age, providing a more youthful appearance.
Immediate result – perfect for those seeking an instant improvement
Minimal downtime – can return to work straight away
Unrivalled expertise – performed by a leading oculoplastic surgeon
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How Does Temple Fillers
Procedure Work?
Dr. Sabrina frequently employs an ultrasound to examine the area before administering injections to ensure the most effective injection technique. Dermal fillers contain an anaesthetic known as lidocaine, which minimises discomfort. However, a numbing cream is often applied 15 minutes before the procedure. The hyaluronic acid-based filler is then inserted into the superior sulcus hollow or temple hollow using a cannula. The blunt tip of the cannula reduces the risk of puncturing any vessels, making it well-suited for this high-risk area. Following the injection, the hollow cavity is eliminated, and the upper-eye and lateral eyebrow hollows are noticeably reduced. The entire process usually takes approximately 15 minutes.
Temple Filler Before and After
See the hollow temple filler before and after results below achieved by Dr. Sabrina.
Disclaimer : Your results may vary. Any specific claims or duration of results vary for each patient and are not guaranteed.
Meet the Expert: Dr. Sabrina Shah-Desai
With over two decades of surgical and non-surgical experience, Dr. Sabrina Shah-Desai is currently considered to be one of the safest, most experienced oculoplastic surgeons in the UK. Her extensive training, in combination with her caring and empathetic nature, makes her a natural choice for patients seeking the very best care. For this reason, Dr. Sabrina Shah-Desai appears consistently in Tatler magazine as one of the UK’s “Best Eye Surgeon” and “Top Doctors” since 2019, and is the recipient of multiple awards, including “Best Aesthetic Doctor” Safety in Beauty Diamond Award 2023, “Consultant Surgeon of the Year”, “Best Surgical Result” Aesthetic Awards 2021 & Highly Commended “Consultant Surgeon of the Year” Aesthetic Awards 2022. She was voted by “MyFaceMyBody” as one of the Global 100 most influential aesthetic practitioners in 2019 & 2020.
Temple Filler Cost in London
Prices are a guide; your doctor will calculate the total temple filler cost in the UK during the consultation.
Superior Sulcus Filler cost starts from £700
BOOK AN APPOINTMENTPatient Questions About Temple Fillers
Frequently Asked Questions
When will I start to notice results?
Following superior sulcus filler, you will typically see immediate results.
What is the recovery time?
There is minimal downtime associated with superior sulcus filler. However, you may experience some bruising, redness, or swelling in the treated area, which usually resolves within a few days and can be concealed with makeup.
Is the treatment painful?
Hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers contain an anaesthetic called lidocaine, which reduces discomfort. Therefore, the use of numbing cream is generally unnecessary. However, if you are concerned about discomfort, numbing cream can be applied beforehand.
How long does superior sulcus filler last?
Treatment with filler in the superior sulcus cavity can last up to two years due to it being a closed compartment.
What are the potential risks of superior sulcus filler?
Following treatment, it is possible to experience irregularities in contour, incomplete improvement, or “overcorrection” of the superior sulcus hollow, although this is rare.
What are some common side effects of facial fillers?
Mild side effects near the injection area may include swelling, redness, pain, bruising, rash, and itching. These usually go away on their own in a week or two.
What should I do if I experience any serious side effects?
Seek immediate emergency medical assistance if you encounter any of the following symptoms:
- Infection or signs of infection
- Filler leaking out of the injection site
- Growths or nodules near the injection site
- Vision loss or changes in vision
- Severe pain or bruising
- Difficulty breathing or swallowing
Can facial fillers cause long-term damage?
In rare cases, facial fillers can cause long-term damage, such as tissue death or vision loss, if the filler is injected into arteries that supply blood to the eyes or if there is a blockage in blood flow.
What to avoid after temple fillers?
After getting hollow temple filler treatment, it’s important not to sleep on your temples or put any pressure on them for a few days. Rather, sleep with your face facing upward on your back. Also, avoid drinking too much alcohol and doing intense exercise for 24 hours after the procedure.
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