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A hollow temple pulls the lateral brow down and narrows the upper third of the face, so the eye reads tired before the skin does. Dear Clinic treats it with hyaluronic acid on the specialty-area line, or with a collagen-stimulating vial where the hollowing runs wide.
That distinction decides who benefits. Patients frequently arrive asking for an eye treatment because the outer brow has dropped, when the finding on the scan is a hollow beside it and nothing wrong with the lid. Restoring the platform beneath a brow tail changes how the whole eye region reads, which is why this small zone carries weight out of proportion to its size.
It is also one of the more demanding places on the face to inject. The temple carries named vessels in more than one plane and sits inside the mapped facial danger zones, so the technique here is conservative by design.
None is a skin problem, which is why skin treatments do not fix them.
| What is lost | What it does to the face | What a plan targets |
|---|---|---|
| Support under the brow tail | The outer third of the brow sits on the temporal soft tissue. As that empties the tail descends and the eye opening looks shorter at its outer corner, which registers as tiredness. | Volume placed to rebuild the shelf the brow tail rests on, so the arch regains its outward direction. |
| The soft transition to the cheek | A full temple flows smoothly into the upper cheek. A hollow one creates a step, and the bony arch below it starts to read as a ridge instead of a contour. | Continuity across the transition. The aim is a plane whose edge you cannot find with a fingertip. |
| Width in the upper third | The face narrows at the top while the lower face keeps its width, so the shape turns bottom-heavy. | Proportion between the upper and lower thirds, judged against the whole face and never on the temple alone. |
| Light across the side of the face | A depression holds shadow at every angle, and overhead light exaggerates it, which is why patients often notice a temple in a photograph first. | A surface that carries light evenly, assessed under five light sources instead of one lamp. |
Your face is captured on the EVE Muse 3D unit under five light sources before a route is named. Depth and symmetry come from the multi-angle capture; the two sides are rarely equal, and the side you sleep on is frequently the deeper one. Where the imaging shows that the brow position is the problem and the temple beneath it is intact, we do not recommend filling it, and the plan moves to another route.
The same reading decides the plane. Broad, shallow flattening that continues into the forehead and the upper cheek behaves as tissue thinning, and a collagen-stimulating course answers that better than a syringe of gel placed into one dip.
Both are performed here, and the finding decides which is prescribed.
| Hyaluronic acid, per cc | Sculptra, per vial | |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Cross-linked hyaluronic acid. The Chaeum is the Korean family stocked here; imported families are quoted product-independent on the specialty line. | Poly-L-lactic acid, supplied by the vial and prepared for injection. |
| Best suited to | A defined depression with a readable edge, where the correction has to be shaped precisely and seen immediately. | Broad, shallow hollowing that continues past the temple into neighbouring areas, alongside general thinning of the tissue. |
| Timing of the change | The gel occupies space, so the contour is present as soon as placement finishes and settles as swelling clears. | The material is a stimulus for your own collagen, so the change accumulates between appointments across a planned course. |
| If it needs adjusting | Hyaluronic acid responds to a hyaluronidase enzyme injection, so a placement can be reduced or cleared. | No enzyme reverses poly-L-lactic acid, which is why a temple course is built conservatively and reassessed between steps. |
| Listed rate | The Chaeum specialty area ₩300,000 (≈ $215) per cc · imported specialty area ₩500,000 (≈ $355) per cc | ₩1,000,000 (≈ $715) per vial |
Where both findings sit in the same face, the structural correction goes first and the stimulation plan is confirmed at a review. The vial route is set out on the Sculptra page, and every gel family and area on the dermal filler hub.
The sequence used across the filler card, with this region's constraints written into it.
Depth at the centre of the hollow, the height of the brow tail above it and the prominence of the bony arch below are read together. A temple corrected without reference to those two landmarks can end up wider than the face wants.
The temple holds named vessels at different levels, so the plane is decided before the quantity is. Material is delivered in small increments with low pressure, and the volume is built gradually across the session instead of deposited in one pass.
Temples are commonly asymmetric, and the deeper side takes more. Each side is compared against the other after every increment, because a symmetrical quantity placed into two unequal depressions produces an asymmetrical face.
A temple only seen straight on will be over-corrected, because the depression shows most from an angle. The transition into the cheek and the direction of the brow tail are checked from several positions, and your director performs the injection throughout.
Volume here is written in tenths of a cubic centimetre and agreed before a syringe is opened. Comfort measures are confirmed with you at the consultation.
Dear Clinic has no registered before-and-after set for this zone, so none is shown.
Case images for neighbouring zones are published where they exist: the mid-face set on the cheek filler page, the forehead set on the forehead filler page.
| Route | Material | Unit | Listed rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Specialty area, Korean gel | The Chaeum | 1 cc | ₩300,000 (≈ $215) |
| Specialty area, imported | Any imported family, product-independent | 1 cc | ₩500,000 (≈ $355) |
| Collagen stimulation | Sculptra, poly-L-lactic acid | 1 vial | ₩1,000,000 (≈ $715) |
Both sides are usually treated in one appointment and rarely take the same amount, so the quote is built from the tenths actually placed. Korean residents and visiting patients read the same published card, and consultation is available in English. What a consultation or a later review appointment is charged at is advised to you at the diagnosis. The transparent price list carries the rest of the clinic.


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This zone has a shorter list of candidates than most, and the consultation settles it.
Afterwards, expect tenderness and possible bruising for a period. Avoid heat, heavy training and pressure on the side of the head while the area settles. Contact the clinic the same day about pain out of proportion to the procedure, skin colour change or any visual disturbance.
Tell us what changed around the brow — answered in English as soon as possible.
The papers below cover the two things this page rests on: the anatomy that governs where a needle may safely go in the upper face, and what each material class has been studied for. They describe populations and techniques, never an outcome for one patient.
Each reference resolves to a DOI in an indexed journal.
References are provided for information — outcomes vary by individual and are assessed at your diagnosis.