Temporal Fossa
Temporal Fossa
The Temporal Fossa is a concavity or "depression" located in the anterolateral area of the head. Over time we lose fat in this area producing an aging and skeletonized appearance of the face. This is why with dermal fillers, such as Hyaluronic Acid we can fill in this depression, and thus, rejuvenate the facial oval giving a fresher and more youthful expression.
Procedure
During the treatment the patient will be as comfortable as possible and in a suitable clinical environment. Normally the area to be treated is anesthetized before proceeding with the infiltrations. Needles or cannulas can be used for this medical procedure. The treatment lasts approximately 30 min and lasts for 8 to 12 months.
Aftercare and Results
Results can be seen immediately after infiltration with Hyaluronic Acid. The areas of injection may appear "purple" and have inflammation. If this is the case, a home treatment for subsequent care will be recommended to the patient. The durability of the treatment varies between 8 months to 1 year and the rate of absorption of the product will depend on the metabolism of each patient.
Key Information
Anesthesia:
Cream
Duration:
30 min
Results:
Progressive Instant
Duration of results:
8 month to 1 year
Pain level:
Minimal
