What are the causes of sunken temples? These three factors are more common

There are many reasons for sunken temples, which can be mainly divided into family heredity, age factors, and being thin. However, no matter which factor causes it, we can choose to solve it by injecting hyaluronic acid.

1. Family inheritance

Due to the family's own genetic characteristics of the skull, the temples are naturally not full, which is a more common phenomenon of sunken temples.

2. Weight loss

Thin people have less subcutaneous fat, which can also cause sunken temples, making the entire face lack a streamlined feel.

3. Age

As we age, the subcutaneous tissue of the temples begins to shrink, causing sunken temples.

How to fill the temple depression

Sunken temples can seriously affect the beauty of the face, but now you can fill your temples with fat and implants.

1. Autologous fat filling of temples

Autologous fat filling of the temples is a surgery that uses liposuction technology to absorb excess fat from the body, and then separates and cultures the fat cells through low-temperature high-speed centrifugation. Finally, the purified and cultured fat cells are implanted into the temples to fill the area. The implanted fat cells grow naturally in the physiological environment of the human body, thereby increasing the height of the sunken temples.

The biggest advantage of using autologous fat to fill the temples is that there will be no rejection reaction, while the biggest disadvantage is that most of the fat will be absorbed each time it is filled, requiring multiple surgeries.

2. Prosthetic temple augmentation

A small incision is made at the hairline, and then the carved prosthesis is placed into the recessed temporal area under endoscope, and then sutured together. Temple augmentation with prosthesis is very safe and there will be no scars after the operation. Suitable for people with sunken temples on both sides.

Although both methods can effectively fill sunken temples, autologous fat injection is more commonly used today, not only because the material is taken from one's own body, but also because it is less traumatic and recovers faster, making it easier for people seeking beauty to accept psychologically.