Candidate’s description: She wants to augment her temples with facial lipofilling. There are two commonly used methods for temple augmentation (hyaluronic acid and autologous fat), both of which are safe and reliable fillers with no borderline sensation and natural results after surgery. Considering that you are going to have a full face lipofilling, you may consider using autologous fat filler for both. Will I experience rebound results? With full face autologous lipofilling, there are two possible results after the surgery: 1. Depressed areas are filled in, and the facial curves are smooth and soft. 2. The sunken areas are not full enough and may need to be filled again, mainly depending on the individual wishes of the candidate. Of course, there are cases of over-fullness, which is caused by excessive fat filling, which is not a normal situation. Since the fat cells will go through the process of apoptosis and absorption when the autologous fat is transplanted to the new area, the survival rate of the fat is around 50%, so usually the candidates will choose to have a second filling after 3 months. Of course, there are individual differences, if you have a high survival rate after lipofilling, and you are satisfied with the result, you do not need to fill in the second time, which mainly depends on the aesthetics and personal wishes of the candidate. Another question: Are there any side effects? There are 2 serious side effects: 1. Blindness When you inject the fat into the superficial temporal artery, it may enter the ophthalmic artery or its branches through the traffic branch, resulting in blindness or visual field loss, which is permanent. 2. 2, Paralysis or vegetative state. Anatomical analysis, fat injection into the superficial temporal artery, retrograde along the artery, into the external carotid artery, and then into the common carotid artery, from the common carotid artery into the internal carotid artery, into the brain causing cerebral embolism, resulting in paralysis or vegetative state. Finally, one more thing: if the candidate is really worried about safety, consider going to a regular hospital to receive the surgery, the operating doctor has a physician’s license, and is more familiar with the facial anatomy, so that the risk will also be greatly reduced.