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Support Upper-Face Contour Temple Volume & Proportion Brisbane

Changes in the upper face — particularly around the temples and outer brow — can influence overall balance and facial contour. At his Brisbane clinic, Dr Scott Allison provides consultations to explore evidence-based, non-surgical approaches that may assist in supporting upper-face proportion and contour.

With time, the temples can lose subtle fullness as bone density and soft tissue support naturally change. When volume in this area decreases, the outer face may appear less rounded, which can also affect the position and curve of the brows and cheeks.

Dr Allison takes a holistic approach to facial assessment, considering the temples, cheeks, and forehead together to inform treatment planning where appropriate. Where patients wish to discuss this area, it may be considered as part of an overall upper-face assessment rather than in isolation. Individual results will vary.

Some non-surgical options for upper-face contour may involve prescription-only medicines or registered medical devices. In accordance with TGA regulations, these are not advertised publicly and are only discussed privately during consultation.

Areas Commonly Reviewed During Consultation

Temple Contour

he temple region sits between the forehead and cheekbone and is one of several areas that may be assessed during an upper-face consultation.

During consultation, Dr Allison can assess this area and discuss options to support upper-face proportion.

Brow Shape and Support

As the temple area changes, the outer brow can shift downward, affecting eye shape and overall upper-face appearance.

Dr Allison considers these relationships when creating a treatment plan with the aim of supporting the natural curve of the brow and eye area.

Cheek Integration and Mid-Face Transition

Ogee Curve refers to the soft curve between the forehead, temple, and cheek — an anatomical relationship that may be discussed during a facial assessment consultation.

By assessing this area holistically, Dr Allison can recommend strategies to maintain smooth facial transitions and overall facial proportion.

Your Consultation With Dr Scott Allison

A consultation with Dr Scott Allison involves a detailed facial assessment and discussion of your concerns, medical history and goals.
He will explain the available non-surgical options for addressing temple contour and proportion, including the potential risks, variability of results and aftercare considerations.

All procedures are performed under medical supervision, with hygiene and patient safety protocols observed throughout.

All medical procedures carry inherent risks, including temporary swelling or bruising. These will be discussed before any treatment to ensure informed consent.

Booking Your Consultation

Call 1300 637 195 to Book a Consultation 

Consultations with Dr Scott Allison focus on understanding your goals, reviewing medical suitability and creating a tailored procedure plan.
Appointments are available at his New Farm clinic in Brisbane.

All medical procedures carry inherent risks, which are discussed in detail before treatment. Potential side effects and aftercare will be outlined during your consultation and available to read on our Risks and Complications page to ensure you can make an informed decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes volume changes in the temple area?

How can temple volume be addressed without surgery?

Is treatment of the temples suitable for me?