Do Temple Volumisation Treatments Hurt?
Temple volumisation is a cosmetic procedure designed to improve the appearance of volume loss in the temple area. As with all cosmetic procedures, potential risks, including the possibility of product movement or migration, exist. At Contour Clinics, qualified medical practitioners carefully plan each treatment, considering appropriate placement techniques based on individual facial anatomy, with the goal of reducing potential risks.
All potential risks and benefits of the procedure will be thoroughly discussed during your consultation. Individual results and experiences vary, and suitability for this treatment will be determined through a comprehensive assessment.
Temple Filler Migration. Can it occur?
All medical procedures carry risk.
Volumising treatments all carry small risk of migration especially if the volumising product is placed incorrectly, typically due to inexperienced technique. The temple area is interconnected with deeper facial fat compartments, including the buccal fat pad of the cheek. To minimise this risk, cosmetic doctors typically apply precise placement strategies, either superficially within the superficial fat layer just below the skin or deeply beneath the temporalis muscle. This approach significantly reduces the likelihood of migration.
Is Temple Volumisation Dangerous?
All medical procedures carry some degree of risk, including temple volumisation. The temple region contains important structures such as the superficial temporal artery and deep temporal arteries. At Contour Clinics, our practitioners use anatomical knowledge and precise injection techniques to carefully avoid these critical vessels. By placing volumising products either superficially just beneath the skin or deep beneath the temporalis muscle, we pay careful attention to important. Choosing experienced, highly trained practitioners is essential to ensuring the safest possible treatment outcome.
Can I Get Temple Volumisation Treatments While Pregnant or Breastfeeding?
Temple volumisation treatments are not recommended during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Although there is no direct evidence suggesting these treatments are harmful during pregnancy or lactation, the safety of cosmetic treatments in these situations has not been conclusively established. At Contour Clinics, your safety and well-being are our top priority; therefore, we advise waiting until after pregnancy and breastfeeding before proceeding with temple volumisation treatments.
Can I sleep on my side after Temple Treatments?
It’s generally recommended to avoid sleeping on your side for at least the first night after getting temple volumisation treatments. This helps to minimise pressure on the treated area and allows the product to settle properly. It’s best to sleep on your back with your head slightly elevated.
Can Temple Hollowing Treatments Cause Headaches?
Headaches after temple filler are uncommon but can happen. Usually, if they do occur, they’re mild and temporary. If you experience one, it should resolve within a day or so. If it persists or worsens, discuss with your Contour Clinics Practitioner.
Other signs to watch out for include increasing swelling, redness that becomes worse or spreads, pain that doesn’t subside, warmth or tenderness around the treatment area, fever, or generally feeling unwell. If you notice any of these symptoms, or if you have any concerns at all about your treatment or recovery, please reach out to us immediately for advice and support.
What Precautions Should I Take Before Temple Volumisation Treatments?
Before undergoing temple volumisation treatments, consider the following precautions to enhance your safety and results:
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Avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements (such as aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E, fish oils, or certain herbal supplements) for at least one week before treatment to minimise bruising and bleeding. However, no medication should be ceased unless you have first discussed it with your general practitioner or prescribing doctor.
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Limit alcohol consumption for 24–48 hours before your procedure, as alcohol can increase the risk of bruising.
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Inform your practitioner if you have a history of cold sores, infections, or any previous medical issues in the facial area, as special precautions or medications might be necessary.
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Do not schedule treatments immediately before significant social events, allowing sufficient time for potential swelling or bruising to subside.
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Arrive with clean skin free of makeup, creams, or lotions to minimise the risk of infection.
At Contour Clinics, your treating practitioner will provide detailed pre-procedure instructions tailored specifically to your needs during your consultation.
