Young face is a well round and filled-out.
Over time, the descending fat reserves melt down, which lead to the draws on the face of the hollows.
Around 40 years old, following the disappearance of the forhead fat, the temples are emptied by contributing to the fall of the tail of the eyebrow, leading to the aging of the eye area, resulting in“sad apperence” and the skeletonization of the face.
POSSIBLE TREATMENTS
Hyaluronic Acid
The injection can be superficial if the skin and thick enough and the veins are not very visible. The injected product in this case are moderately reticulated, Restylane type and is placed subcutaneously above the superficial temporal fascia.
If the dermis is thin, the veins are visible or the hollow section is too large, the injection will be deeper. The product will be highly reticulated, type Restylane Perlane and will be placed in the temporal muscle, below the deep temporal fascia.
The injection requires a lot of product, a syringe or a syringe and a half per side.
The product remains in place one and a half years or more.
After effects
Apart from edema/ brusing and haematomas that are rare, you might for the following two- three days have a feeling of pressure in the area injected and discomfort when chewing are common if the product is injected in depth. If the injection is superficial, surface irregularities will be frequent, the patient will be instructed to massage the area in the morning and evening for ten days, which the time that the result is stabilized.
Result
We can recreate the curves and give volumizationof the face, and make the hollows and shadows around the temple disappear. This will rejuvenate and open the eye area, and lift the eyebrow tail.
The temporal digging is a sign of aging that saddens and ages the face.
BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES
Testimonials-reviews
D. FULLER
G. LYNCH
E. STANLEY
R. BURTON
RATES OF SERVICES*
| Type of consultation | Amount generally charged |
|---|---|
| Hyaluronic Acid | 350€ each syringe. The number of syringes needed is determinated during the initial consultation. |
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