Description

Temple hollow, also known as "temple hollowing," "sunken temples," or "temporal wasting," describes the noticeable loss of volume on the sides of the forehead between the hairline and eyes, resulting in a concave or gaunt appearance. This condition, commonly caused by aging, rapid weight loss, or genetics, can make the face appear tired, older, or less balanced, often drawing unwanted attention to prominent cheekbones and deep shadows around the eyes. Fortunately, modern treatments such as PRP fat grafting, temple fillers, and temple augmentation can restore natural fullness, rejuvenate facial harmony, and boost self-confidence. South Korea has become a popular destination for those seeking temple hollow correction, thanks to its advanced medical techniques, experienced surgeons, and comprehensive care for international patients. If you're looking for solutions to sunken temples that combine natural-looking results with expertise and value, explore your options in Korea’s world-class cosmetic clinics.

Procedures that treat this ailment: PRP Fat Grafting