Microcannulas revolutionize aesthetic medicine with precise, less invasive dermal filler delivery.
it effectively treat temples, impacting facial symmetry and youthfulness.
The use of it in the temple area offers several advantages over traditional needle injections.
The cannula is blunt-tipped, reducing risks of complications.
Practitioners use retrograde technique when injecting dermal fillers into temples with a microcannula.
This approach allows for more precise placement of the filler and reduces the risk of overcorrection.
Practitioners use fanning technique for a natural-looking result.
Another benefit of using it in the temple area is that they can simultaneously treat multiple concerns.
For example, by injecting filler in the temples, the practitioner can restore volume and lift to the area, which can help improve the appearance of hollowed temples and a sunken brow
Filling temples smoothes forehead-temple transition, creating a youthful appearance.
In conclusion, the use of it in the temple area provides several advantages over traditional needle injections, including reduced risk of complications, more precise placement of filler, and the ability to treat multiple concerns simultaneously.
As with any aesthetic procedure, it is essential to choose a qualified practitioner who has experience using it and can customize the treatment to each patient’s individual needs.
