If you get temple filler

will your eyes really get bigger?

Hello, Hongdae Beautystone Clinic

I’m Wi Young-jin.

💡 Before reading

please check first

Q. Isn’t temple filler just

a treatment for filling in sunken areas?

A. No. Temple volume is

directly connected to the outer corners of the eyes and eyebrows.

Depending on where and how much is filled,

the eye shape changes.

Q. How is an MD code-based procedure

different from regular filler?

A. By analyzing 75 strategic points across the entire face,

because we design the filler placement, volume, and angle,

even if one area is filled, the effect on other areas

can be predicted.

💡 Dr. Wi Young-jin’s

key insight

MD code-based procedures

predict and design indirect lifting effects through 75 strategic points.

What is temple filler?

Temple filler (Temple Filler) is

into the depressed area of the temporal region (temple)

by injecting hyaluronic acid or collagen-stimulating filler

a procedure that restores volume.

Because it plays a structural role in supporting

the outer corners of the eyes, the tails of the eyebrows, and the outer forehead

even changes in the eye shape

can be planned together.

Why does filling the temple

make the eyes look different?

Here’s how it works.

When the temple hollow sinks in, the tissue around the outer corner of the eye

is pulled downward, making the eyes look saggy or

as if the outer corners are drooping.

When volume is added to the temple here,

the tissue supporting the outer corner of the eye lifts back up,

making the eyes feel more open.

This is the indirect lifting effect.

The filler must be placed in a deep layer beneath the fascia

to create a real change in the support structure of the outer eye corner.

If the layer is chosen incorrectly, the eyes can look compressed

or the expression can become unnatural.

👨‍⚕️ Dr. Wi Young-jin’s key summary

The reason temple filler makes the eyes look bigger is

because the tissue supporting the outer corner of the eyes and eyebrows lifts up

due to structural changes.

The injection layer, location, and volume must be precisely designed

to create the intended eye-shape change.

What is MD code design

— Why are 75 points important

I do not approach temple filler

as simple filling.

The MD code-based approach

divides the face into 75 strategic points

and analyzes the connections between each point.

Even the temple area is divided into three zones.

① the outer zone supporting the outside of the eye corner lateral zone

② the upper zone that lifts the tail of the eyebrow superior zone

③ the lower zone connected to the area above the cheekbone inferior zone

MD code uses these points to

"When 0.5 cc is injected into the temple,

how does the outer corner of the eye respond"

is a precise method that predicts and designs in advance.

Regular filler

vs MD code-based design

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. How long does temple filler last?

Hyaluronic acid filler usually lasts 12–18 months,

collagen-stimulating filler can last more than 2 years.

The temple area moves less, so the duration tends to be longer.

Q2. How much does it cost?

For both sides, the procedure is usually around 1 cc,

depending on the treatment design method and

the filler product, there may be differences.

It’s best to confirm the exact amount through a consultation.

Q3. Is bruising or swelling severe after the procedure?

The temples have many blood vessels, so bruising can occur

but it usually subsides within 3–7 days.

Before an important event,

we recommend allowing 1–2 weeks.

This has been Wi Young-jin.

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