Before and After · Temple Filler

Temple Filler Before and After Photos

Real temple filler results from Nest Clinic Gangnam — a smoother, softer upper-face curve.

Medically reviewed by Sohee Joo, M.D. Updated Oct 2026 English support
Doctor assessing temples — temple filler before and after, Nest Clinic Gangnam
1 real cases Nest Clinic patients

Quick answer: This gallery shows real temple filler results at Nest Clinic Gangnam. Hyaluronic acid fills hollow temples for a smooth line from forehead to cheek; swelling settles in 1–3 days and results usually last 12–18 months.

Cases 1
Procedure 15–20 min
Downtime 1–3 days
Lasts 12–18 months
Real results

Temple Filler results at Nest Clinic

Temple Filler before and after — Nest Clinic Gangnam, patient 1

Real Nest Clinic patients, photographed under the same conditions and posted with consent. Possible side effects include bruising, swelling, infection, inflammation and nerve damage. Individual results vary. Unauthorized copying is prohibited.

About the treatment

What to expect

Hollow temples make the upper face look narrow and tired. Filling them creates a continuous, softly rounded contour that is considered youthful in Korean aesthetics.

We inject at the correct deep layer with careful technique, because the temple contains important vessels.

Read the full temple filler guide →

How we take these photos

  • Same lighting, angle and distance before and after
  • No retouching of the treated area
  • Shared only with each patient’s written consent
  • Dates shown so you can see real healing time
FAQ

Temple Filler results questions, answered

How long does temple filler last?

Usually 12–18 months.

Does temple filler hurt?

Most patients feel only pressure with numbing.

Will it change my expression?

No — the temples do not affect facial expression.

Want results like these? Book your temple filler consultation

4th–5th Floor, Seocho Building, 453 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul · 1 min from Sinnonhyeon Stn. Exit 7
Weekdays 10:30–20:00 · Sat 10:00–17:00 · Closed Sun and public holidays

Medical information on this page is for general education and does not replace an in-person consultation. Possible side effects include bruising, swelling, infection, inflammation and vascular complications. Individual results vary.