What Jamie assesses
Balance across the upper face
- Overall depth and position of hollowing
- Brow and cheek relationship
- Upper-face volume differences
- Previous filler history and current priorities
Doctor-led temple assessment · Manchester
Temple fillerin Manchester.
Meet Dr Jamie Harrison to assess temple hollowing, upper-face proportions and whether subtle volume support could create a smoother, more balanced transition.
- Focus
- Temple hollowing and facial balance Assessment before recommendation
- Consultation
- 30 minutes In person at the Bury clinic
- Treatment price
- From £250 Confirmed after clinical assessment
- Clinic
- Hilton House Medical Bury, Greater Manchester
Temple rejuvenation suitability
Temple rejuvenation planned around you
The temples can lose volume gradually, creating a hollow between the forehead, brow and cheek. The change can affect the overall outline of the face even when it is not the first feature you notice.
Dr Jamie assesses both temples, the brow, cheek and hairline before recommending treatment. The aim is a subtle transition that belongs with your existing features, not a visibly filled area.
He also considers whether the change is mainly due to temple volume or whether the brow, cheek or wider upper face is influencing what you see. This helps keep the recommendation focused and avoids treating an area simply because it appears hollow.
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- Hollowing and outline
Review the depth, position and effect of the hollow on the overall facial outline during assessment.
- Brow and cheek balance
Consider how the temples connect visually with the brow, cheek and hairline during assessment.
- History and priorities
Discuss skin quality, previous treatment, visible asymmetry and the change you would like to see.
A considered recommendation
Temple filler for upper-face balance
Temple treatment supports the wider face rather than making the temples a feature. Dr Jamie considers how much support is appropriate on each side and whether another area contributes to the change you see.
A measured approach
Subtle, proportionate support
- Treatment amount is individual
- Sides may need different amounts
- Natural movement remains central
- A different option may suit concern better
Your first appointment
What happens at a temple filler consultation?
Dr Jamie reviews what has changed, assesses your temples in relation to the brow, cheek and hairline, and explains whether filler is likely to create the improvement you want.
Book your consultation- Step 1Discuss the concern
Explain differences noticed around the temples and how you want the upper face to appear while remaining natural and familiar.
- Step 2Review your history
Dr Jamie carefully reviews your health, medication, previous filler and any facial treatment that may influence product choice or placement.
- Step 3Assess facial balance
The temples are assessed with brow, cheek, hairline and natural differences so the recommendation supports the whole upper face proportionately.
- Step 4Compare suitable options
You discuss whether volume support is likely to improve and whether another region or treatment is contributing to the concern.
- Step 5Receive a clear plan
You leave with a recommendation, realistic result, confirmed treatment cost and time to decide whether you would like to proceed.
Treatment day
How temple filler is planned and placed
If treatment is suitable, Dr Jamie agrees the amount and placement with you before preparing the area. Filler is placed according to your anatomy, then the balance of the upper face is reassessed before aftercare is explained.
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- Step 1Confirm the plan
Review the intended change, treatment amount and any difference required between the two sides before your treatment begins.
- Step 2Prepare the area
The skin is cleansed and placement is precisely planned around your individual anatomy and balanced upper-face proportions.
- Step 3Place with precision
Dr Jamie places product gradually, checking contour and balance rather than following a fixed amount on each side.
- Step 4Review and plan aftercare
Upper-face balance is reassessed, settling is explained and you receive treatment guidance for the days that follow.
Recovery and settling
What to expect after temple filler
Temple filler creates an immediate change, but early swelling can make the area look fuller than planned. The settled result is best assessed after both sides have had time to settle.
Dr Jamie explains the expected review point so the temples can be assessed in relation to the brow, cheek and overall upper-face outline once early changes have resolved.
Treatment dayExpect temporary early fullness
The hollow may look softer immediately, with some temporary fullness around the treated area while the initial response settles gradually.
First few daysLet both temple areas settle
Mild tenderness, bruising or uneven swelling can improve gradually and may resolve naturally at a different pace on each side.
Following weeksReview the facial transition
The transition between the forehead, brow and cheek becomes easier to assess once the filler and surrounding tissue have settled.
Longer termReview whether maintenance is needed
Longevity varies with product, placement and personal response. Upkeep follows clinical review of the returning pattern of temple volume change.
Safety and informed consent
Understand the benefits, risks and alternatives
Your consultation covers the expected benefits, likely recovery, relevant risks, alternatives and aftercare before you decide whether treatment is right for you.
Expected settling
Small injection marks, redness, tenderness, swelling or bruising can occur while the area settles. Changes develop gradually, and early differences usually become easier to assess over time.
Clinic support
If your recovery feels different from what was discussed, or you are concerned at any point, contact the clinic. Dr Jamie will assess what is happening and explain what to do next.
An informed decision
Before treatment, Dr Jamie explains the expected recovery, relevant risks, alternatives and aftercare, with time for you to ask questions before deciding whether to proceed.
Your doctor
Temple rejuvenation with Dr Jamie Harrison
Dr Jamie Harrison personally assesses, plans and performs every temple rejuvenation treatment at The Rejuvenation Doctors in Bury, Greater Manchester. He bases his recommendation on your anatomy, what you would like to change and the result you want.
As a GMC-registered doctor, Dr Jamie combines medical assessment with a measured approach. He explains what the treatment may improve, its limitations and how the proposed plan relates to your other features or skin goals.
Dr Jamie remains responsible for your treatment record, aftercare and review, so you see the same doctor from consultation through to follow-up.
Medical degreeMBChBGMC registration7559872Professional membershipBCAM Associate
Patient feedback
What patients say about their care
Google reviews5.0★★★★★
★★★★★Google review
“From the initial consultation through to the procedure, Dr Jamie and the team were professional, calm and very reassuring.”
★★★★★Google review
“They made me feel listened to and comfortable throughout. Everything was explained clearly and the care felt personal from start to finish.”
★★★★★Google review
“They came across with warmth and did not push me at all. You are treated like a patient, not a customer.”
Temple rejuvenation pricing
How much does temple rejuvenation cost?
Temple filler treatment is planned individually. Dr Jamie confirms the treatment, likely course and complete price after assessing the area and discussing your priorities.
- Temple filler
- From £250 Confirmed after clinical assessment
- Consultation fee
- £50 Deducted when treatment or skincare proceeds
- Consultation length
- 30 minutes In person at the Bury clinic
- Treatment plan
- Individual Confirmed after assessment