With temple fillers, do you check the side profile more than the front?
2026.11.06 18:57
Scheduled branch to visit: Maypure Mokdong branch
I am curious about the criteria used to determine if fillers are an appropriate choice when consulting about sunken temples. Unlike the forehead or cheeks, which are directly visible from the front, the impression of these areas seems to change depending on the lighting and the angle of the head. Rather than simply thinking of it as filling in empty spaces, I would like to hear an explanation of the role these fillers play in the overall facial structure.
Do you check for sunken temples and relatively prominent cheekbones together? I am concerned that filling in just one area might result in a different overall facial width or impression than I envisioned. I would like to know if I can receive a consultation to assess how natural the changes will look while examining the front, side, and diagonal views.
Since this area is covered by hair, would your usual hairstyle be helpful for the consultation? I think it would be easier to explain the desired change if you showed me both with bangs down and with the sides styled. I am also curious about how best to convey the impression I want for a male face. Would it be okay if I mentioned that rather than simply looking soft, I want to maintain the original contours while just reducing the empty feeling?
I would like to know if a plan is determined by checking each side individually when the left and right sides appear different. It is difficult for me to judge with my own eyes because even a slight turn of the head can make the difference look significant when taking photos. I would like an explanation as to how much the existing difference can be adjusted, and whether it is acceptable to aim for them to be perfectly identical.
I am curious if the amount and product of filler are determined by checking the skin's structure rather than relying solely on the name of the area. Rather than assuming that using less always results in a natural look, I would like to know the feasible range and limitations. I intend to make a decision after fully understanding the risks and precautions of the procedure, as well as how to seek immediate verification if any adverse effects are suspected.
I would like to know how to distinguish between the initial swelling and the final facial contour during the recovery process. I would also like guidance on lifestyle activities that place pressure on this area, such as when eyeglass frames touch the skin or when sleeping on my side. I would also like to confirm the timing for resuming exercise or facial massage without making an arbitrary decision.
I would like to first inquire if a consultation for temple fillers is available at the Mokdong branch. Rather than booking the procedure immediately, I would like to know if this is truly a necessary choice for my face. Would it be helpful to bring some photos of myself and a list of the desired changes during the consultation? I am asking this because I want to make a decision based on my overall appearance, even if it is just a small change.
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