Şakak Dolgusu – DR. Mehtap Vatansever

Temple Filling

Non-Surgical Filling

Temple Filling

Şakak temporal bir bölgede yer alan hafif çukur bir bölgedir. Buradaki yağ dokusunun zaman içinde yok olması yüzü aşağı çekerek alın ve kaş bölgesinde sarkmalara ve çöküntülere sebep olmaktadır. Şakak bölgesindeki derinin ince ince bir yapıda bulunması nedeniyle mimikler ve yaş dolayısıyla kolaylıkla kırışabilen bir bölge olma özelliği göstermektedir. Şakaklardaki çökme ile birlikte kaş ve alın bölgesi gözle görülür bir şekilde daralarak, çukurun ön sınırını oluşturan göz dış kemiği daha belirgin bir hale gelmektedir ve göz kapağında sarkmalar meydana gelmektedir. Şakak dolgusu işlem yapılacak olan bölge itibariyle oldukça dikkat gerektiren bir işlemdir. Yapılacak olan dolgu, elmacık kemikleri ile orantılı olmalı ve yüzün proporsiyonunu bozmamalıdır. Bu nedenle güvenilir ve uzman ellerde uygulanılması oldukça önemlidir.

Temple Filling

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Temple Filling Procedure Applied?

Dermal filler injections are used to reshape the temples and restore their former volume. Temple filling is generally a painless procedure. Before the procedure, a local anesthetic cream is applied to the area to be treated. After waiting for 10-15 minutes, it is disinfected with antiseptic solution and the process begins. Appropriate doses of filling material are injected vertically and directly into the areas to be applied with a thin needle. The procedure takes approximately 15-30 minutes. One of the biggest advantages of the application to the temple is that the effect of the filler appears immediately and you can return to normal life immediately after the procedure.

What are the Benefits of Temple Filling?

It eliminates the lines formed due to facial expressions in the temple area.
It provides a voluminous and vigorous appearance at the temples.
Temple filler has a firming and lifting effect on the eyebrows and forehead.
It provides a vibrant appearance by alleviating the appearance of wrinkles.
The areas in the temple area that disrupt the asymmetry of the face are filled and provide a proportionate appearance.

Who gets temple fillers?

Nasal filling procedure is not sufficient for patients with severely crooked and sunken noses. It is incomplete in correcting some nasal deformities. Another disadvantage is that nose filling is not a permanent method. When its effect wears off, it must be reapplied. Refilling can be done easily. Especially patients who do not prefer surgery have this procedure repeated as necessary. Tissue damage or blindness may occur as a result of applying the filler to the wrong place. In order to avoid such bad situations, the procedure should be performed by an experienced specialist who has a very good knowledge of anatomy.

Who Cannot Have Temple Filling?

Women who are pregnant and breastfeeding,
Unregulated diabetic patients,
Those with vascular occlusion and those who have had a stroke in the past,
Those with blood clotting disorders,
For those with heart disease,
Temporal filling is not recommended for those who have skin infections or are allergic to the applied substance.

How Permanent Is the Temporal Filling Procedure?

The permanence of the temple filling procedure is generally 12-15 months. Since the temple area is not a mobile area and the filler is applied to a large area, the effects of the procedure last for a long time. The permanence of the filling varies depending on the filling material used and personal characteristics. Thin-structured fillers containing halronic acid are preferred for temple filling. Therefore, hyaluronic acid loses its effects over time and disappears. Temple filling is a repeatable process.

What Should Be Considered After Temple Filling Procedure?

Within the first 24 hours after temple filler application; The application area should not be washed, sports should not be done, extremely hot areas should be avoided (solarium, rabbi, sauna, etc.), alcohol should not be consumed and smoking should not be done, direct sun exposure should not be done and plenty of water should be drunk.

What are the Side Effects of Temple Filling Procedure?

Although it is a rare situation, it is possible that some side effects may occur in sensitive people. If you encounter side effects such as swelling, itching, redness and dizziness, you should consult your specialist without delay.