Temple & Forehead Filler Preview App
Use Aesthetix to explore the appearance of temple hollows and upper-face contours on your own photo. Download the app for iOS or Android, select this treatment zone, and compare Subtle, Balanced and Defined AI previews.
Try Your First Photo Preview
Take a selfie or upload an existing photo in the app. Select Temple & Forehead Filler, choose an intensity, and compare the generated image with your original photo.
1 free preview on sign-up · Additional previews use paid credits · iOS or Android app required
Clinical Mechanism & Anatomy
Temple and forehead filler restores volume to skeletal hollows above the eyes, softening bony ridges and returning the upper face to an inverted youthful triangle. Injections deep into the temporal fossa or along the supraorbital rim replenish lost temporal fat pads and cushion thinning bone structure.
Key Concerns Addressed
- Hollow, sunken temples creating a peanut-shaped head outline
- Bony, protruding orbital rim edges
- Horizontal dip or flattening in the mid-forehead
Simulated Intensity Profiles
Compare visual intensity settings. Any volume or unit references below are background context, not measurements of your preview or personalized dosing advice.
subtle
Softens the sharpest bony contour of the temporal crest (0.5ml per side).
balanced
Full restoration of smooth oval head silhouette and temple hydration (1.0ml per side).
defined
Completely seamless convex transition from cheekbone to forehead (1.5ml+ per side).
Frequently Asked Questions
Download Aesthetix for iOS or Android and create an account. Take a selfie or upload a photo, choose the treatment zone and a preview intensity, then compare the generated image with your original photo.
Aesthetix includes one free preview on sign-up. Additional previews use paid credits, with no subscription required. Photo previews are generated in the iOS or Android app; this website does not offer a browser-based photo editor.
No. Previews are AI-generated visual references, not predictions, medical advice or dose recommendations. A qualified practitioner must assess suitability, risks and treatment options with you.
Temples lose both deep fat pads and bone density over time. Because the skin there is thin, hollows quickly make the brow look skeletal or gaunt.
Most injectors use a blunt cannula or deep periosteal deposit with local anesthetic, causing a dull pressure sensation rather than sharp pain.