Leveraging anatomy to improve safety and efficacy in temple augmentations-a case series of 20 patients.

ABSTRACT:

Introduction

Temple augmentation has become a cornerstone in full-face aesthetic rejuvenation, yet traditional techniques often face limitations, including aesthetic limitations and the risk of vascular complications. This study explores a novel interfascial injection technique, aiming to improve both the safety and efficacy of soft tissue fillers in the temporal region by leveraging anatomical knowledge.

Materials and methods

A total of n = 20 female patients, aged 26-75, received injections using Ultra Volume Rennova®, a high-viscoelastic dermal filler. The filler was administered with a 22G × 5 cm cannula into the interfascial plane, located between the superficial and deep temporal fascia. Ultrasound imaging was used to confirm accurate filler placement. The acces

SUBMITTER: Bravo BSF 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12508655 | biostudies-literature | 2025

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature