Often people come in saying they look tired or a bit gaunt, without being able to say why. When we look together, it's frequently the temples: the soft area at the sides of the forehead has lost some of its fullness. Once you see it, it makes sense of the whole picture.
As we age, the fat layers in the temple thin, the muscle there gets a little smaller and the bone slowly reshapes, so the area sinks. That can leave the brow with less support and make the upper face look narrower. Gently restoring that fullness can soften the whole upper face and bring back a rested look. The temple has important blood vessels and nerves running through it, so this is an area our experienced physicians treat with particular care and precise technique.
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