There are three reasons for temple depression. First, due to the genetic characteristics of the family's own skull, the temple is not full, which is one of the most common phenomena of temple depression.

Secondly, thin people, because of less subcutaneous fat, will also cause the depression of the temples, making the whole face lack of streamline.

Finally, with the increase of age, the subcutaneous tissue of the temple began to shrink, leading to the depression of the temple.

Temple depression, most of which may be due to their own inherited skull characteristics, leads to natural temple fullness. However, if the above genetic conditions are excluded, it is necessary to consider whether the patient has depression caused by congenital dysplasia. If possible, you can do temple filling to increase the beauty of your face.