Temple HollowingTemple volume and upper-face contour
Temple hollowing is a sunken contour between the outer brow and upper cheekbone. It can make the temples appear more pronounced or the upper face look narrower. The contour reflects underlying bone and soft tissue and can change with age or body-weight changes.

Recommended Services for Temple Hollowing
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Related Conditions & Concerns
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