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2026.05.22 · Views 4,564
Lately, every time I look in the mirror, my temples look so sunken that it really bothers me.
My whole face feels kind of flat and tall. Thinking back, I think it's been about a year or two. Maybe it's because I'm in my mid-30s now, but it's become much more noticeable.
Actually, I'm usually the type to just ignore these kinds of appearance concerns, but this time, it really keeps bothering me.
So, I started looking into procedures for a "peanut-shaped face."
When I searched on Naver, "temple filler" or "temple filler" came up quite a bit.
I heard that adding volume to the temple area changes the overall proportions of the face.
I looked into it more because I was interested, but the reviews were all different, so I really don't know what to believe.
Some places said the results were really good, while others said it wasn't very good.
The concerns about side effects for peanut-shaped face procedures were also written differently in every post.
Honestly, it's really hard to make a decision on my own.
Since this is my first time getting a procedure for a peanut-shaped face, I'm also a bit scared.
If anyone has experience with this, please leave a comment.
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I received temple filler at Imageup Plastic Surgery, and the director explained the injection site and amount very meticulously. It felt trustworthy, right? I received it comfortably without worrying about side effects. I also checked their Instagram and YouTube, and the explanation was almost the same as the actual consultation.
Oh, you received it directly yourself!! I'm glad you didn't experience any side effects. I should go for a consultation too ㅠ Thank you!!
I also felt really self-conscious about my sunken temples, I totally get it ㅠㅠ It seems like the only solution for a peanut-shaped face is cosmetic procedures ㅠ
That's right... I've also made up my mind to get a procedure, and I'm debating which one to get ㅠ
I've heard that the injector's skill is really crucial for temple fillers. They say you shouldn't go just anywhere and should get it done by an experienced doctor.
That's right, that's the part I'm most worried about. It's really hard to find a place you can trust ㅠ
I have similar concerns, so I've been looking into various treatments for peanut-shaped faces, but the reviews are all over the place, which is confusing... What's the right information? I can't decide either.
Right? ㅠ I'm not the only one, then. We're all lost together, lol ㅠ Thinking about it, it makes sense because the causes of a peanut-shaped face can differ from person to person ㅠㅠ
Dr. Kwak at Image Up is a specialist in peanut-shaped face procedures ㅋㅋ She has a lot of experience with fillers, so she's great at controlling the amount to look natural for each person. I got it done there too, and the effects seem to last quite a while.
Wow, really?! The fact that it lasts so well makes me lean towards it even more ㅠㅠ I should book a consultation.
Try the peanut injection. It's safer than fillers, and it's better to fill with collagen injections to smooth out your facial contour and improve elasticity.
I've been having similar concerns, so I'm planning to visit Dan Clinic for a Sculptra consultation. They say it's best to fill in peanut-shaped areas naturally with collagen, and I heard Dan Clinic is number one in Sculptra usage!
Personally, I prefer collagen injections over fillers. They feel less intimidating, haha. I got a combination of Sculptra and lifting treatments at Kim Song-yi Clinic, and I'm so satisfied with how it filled in my sunken areas and provided natural improvement. I recommend looking into Sculptra.