Upper Face and Temples
Before & After Gallery

Procedure: Correction of Forehead Creases

Provider: Monica Bonakdar, MD

Patient Information: 49 Year Old Male

Dr. Bonakdar Explains: Static lines on the forehead and between brows that are present at rest are unresponsive to neurotoxins, such as Botox. These lines have developed over time because of hyperdynamic facial muscle movements break down internal skin collagen within the skin folds with constant movement. Filler treatments can address this issue and restore the forehead back to its original state. Botox can help minimize deeper etching of these static lines. Botox and filler can work hand in hand to reverse unwanted signs of aging.

Case Number: 00556

Procedure: Correction of Sleep and Glabellar Lines

Provider: Monica Bonakdar, MD

Patient Information: 51 Year Old Male

Dr. Bonakdar Explains: Etched vertical lines on the forehead are typically seen in side-sleepers. The appearance of sleep and glabellar lines can be minimized by filler treatment. Fillers can help soften these harsh lines and smoothen the forehead.

Case Number: 00557

Procedure: Filler in Static Forehead Lines After Botox

Provider: Monica Bonakdar, MD

Patient Information: 59 Year Old Male

Dr. Bonakdar Explains: The before picture shows this patient after his first Botox cosmetic treatment. He was advised that keeping up his Botox cosmetic every three months will soften not completely resolve these etched lines over time. He was interested in a more immediate and complete results and opted to have fillers injected in these lines. As a result he looks more vibrant and younger and is more self-confident about his appearance.

Case Number: 00558

Procedure: Correction of Moderate Temple Hollowness

Provider: Monica Bonakdar, MD

Patient Information: 35 Year Old Female

Dr. Bonakdar Explains: Temples in a female should be flat or slightly hollow. Temples tend to become hollow as we age and can make the face look gaunt and aged. Premature temple hollowing is common in thin individuals and in athletes. I believe that restoring temples can help my patients restore their youthful appearance.

Case Number: 00559

Procedure: Correction of Moderate Temple Hollowness

Provider: Monica Bonakdar, MD

Patient Information: 44 Year Old Female

Dr. Bonakdar Explains: One of the first few signs of aging is the hollowing of temples. Hollow temples are due to fat and volume loss in the face. This issue can be resolved by filling the temples with dermal fillers.

Case Number: 00560

Procedure: Correction of Severe Temple Hollowness

Provider: Monica Bonakdar, MD

Patient Information: 48 Year Old Female

Dr. Bonakdar Explains: Excessive temple hollowness can occur with age. Overtime, the hollowing of the temples can lead to a “peanut head” cone head shape and should be remedied. Hollowed temples can be restored using a combination of cannula and needle injections and can reshape the area above brow hairs to scalp line.

Case Number: 00561

Procedure: Correction of Moderate Temple Hollowness

Provider: Monica Bonakdar, MD

Patient Information: 57 Year Old Female

Dr. Bonakdar Explains: This patient had deep etched-in lines and hollowing on her forehead which made her appear angry and unapproachable. Her sunken temples and glabellar lines were restored using filler. The patient now looks more friendlier and much more approachable. She is very happy with her results.

Case Number: 00562

Procedure: Correction of Moderate Temple Hollowness

Provider: Monica Bonakdar, MD

Patient Information: 53 Year Old Female

Dr. Bonakdar Explains: Volume loss in temples is one of the first few signs of aging. Volume loss in the face causes an emaciated appearance. When sunken temples are corrected, it raises the brows and opens the eyes. The patient appears younger, healthier, and more refreshed.

Case Number: 00563