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Anesthesia

General anesthesia

Recovery

2 – 3 weeks

Result

Permanent

Starting price excl. VAT

What are temporal PEEK implants?

Temporal PEEK implants are custom-made implants placed in the temples to correct volume loss or a natural hollowing in this area. These implants are individually designed based on a CT scan so that they perfectly match the patient's anatomy.

PEEK stands for polyetheretherketone, a high-performance synthetic material that has been used in reconstructive surgery for many years. The material is known for its excellent biocompatibility, stability, and durability.

Filling in the sunken area of ​​the temples often gives the face a softer, more oval, and balanced shape.

Why choose temporal PEEK implants?

More volume at the temples

Filling in sunken areas for a softer facial contour.

Harmonious facial balance

A fuller temporal area can contribute to a more oval and balanced face shape.

Fully custom made

The implants are individually designed based on your anatomy.

Permanent result

The material used is non-soluble, ensuring the result remains permanent.

Facial harmony often arises

by subtle volume corrections in the right places.

The treatment process

Consultation

During an extensive consultation, we analyze the shape of the face and discuss your expectations.

CT scan

A CT scan of the skull is performed to prepare the implants.

Design of the implants

Based on this scan, a proposal for the shape and dimensions of the implants is drawn up together with the manufacturer.

The intervention

The implants are placed under general anesthesia through a carefully planned incision.

Result

After healing, a softer transition develops between the forehead, temples, and upper face.

For whom are temporal PEEK implants suitable?

This treatment may be of interest to patients who naturally have little volume at the temples or who wish to bring this area more into balance with the rest of the face.

Sunken temples

Correction of hollow areas that can give an aged or sharp appearance.

More oval face shape

Adding volume to soften the contours of the face.

Facial Feminization Surgery

Is regularly applied within FFS programs to strengthen female proportions.

Long lasting solution

Suitable for patients who desire a permanent volume correction.

A refined improvement of the facial contour

The temples form an important but often underestimated part of the facial structure. When this zone lacks volume, the face can appear more angular, severe, or aged.

By placing carefully designed implants, a softer transition is created between the forehead, temples, and cheekbones. This gives the face more balance without drawing attention to the treatment itself.

Because the implants are manufactured entirely to measure, the contours can be tailored with extreme precision to the desired appearance.

Recovery & Aftercare

After the procedure, swelling, tenderness, and a feeling of tightness may occur in the forehead and temples.

These reactions are normal and gradually decrease during the first weeks of the recovery process. Most patients can resume their daily activities after a limited recovery period, depending on the extent of the treatment.

During follow-up appointments, we closely monitor the healing process and provide advice to optimally support the recovery.

The final contours become visible once the swelling has completely disappeared and the tissues have fully adapted to the new shape.

The results

FAQ

PEEK is a high-quality synthetic material that is widely used in reconstructive surgery due to its strength, stability, and excellent biocompatibility.

The implants are placed beneath the tissues and designed to suit your anatomy. As a result, they are usually invisible and feel very natural.

Yes. The treatment is often combined with forehead contouring, hairline corrections, or other facial surgical procedures.

Yes. PEEK implants are non-dissolvable, so the achieved volume is permanently maintained.

Yes. A CT scan of the skull is necessary to design the implants so that they can be perfectly custom-made.

Yes. If necessary, the implants can be adjusted or removed later, although this rarely occurs in practice.

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