Hair Transplant Services
Temple Hair Transplant in Pune
Temple recession can change the shape of the frontal hairline and reduce facial framing. At Averah, temple restoration is planned around your recession pattern, facial proportions, donor hair and the natural direction of existing temple hair.
1:1
Crown
Consultation
360°
Donor
Assessment
3-Step
Temple
Design
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Follow-Up
Support
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What it is
A temple hair transplant is a focused hair-restoration procedure designed to restore selected areas of recession or thinning around the temple corners and temporal hairline.
Temple restoration requires careful planning because the hairs in this area are naturally finer and grow at specific angles. The shape, direction and density need to blend smoothly with the frontal hairline and surrounding natural hair.
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What can temple restoration address?
Temple hair loss can appear in different patterns and may affect the overall balance of the frontal hairline. Restoration is planned according to the specific area of recession.
Targeted restoration for hair loss that has moved backwards around one or both temple corners.
Temple grafting may help soften pronounced frontal corners in suitable candidates.
Selected restoration can help rebuild the small side points that contribute to natural facial framing.
Asymmetrical recession may be assessed for balanced restoration between the two sides.
Temple loss may occur alongside frontal thinning and require coordinated hairline planning.
Future hair loss behind the temple area must be considered before deciding how aggressively to restore it.
WHO IT’S NOT FOR
Some situations may require temple restoration to be delayed or another hair-loss strategy to be considered first.
Rapidly progressing or unexplained hair loss that has not yet been properly assessed
Insufficient donor density for the desired temple and frontal restoration
Active scalp inflammation, infection or untreated scalp disease
Very young patients with an evolving recession pattern where future hair loss remains difficult to predict
Expectations for extremely low or sharp temple points that may not suit facial proportions or long-term hair-loss progression
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What to expect
Temple & donor assessment
Your clinician evaluates temple recession, existing frontal hair, side density, scalp condition and donor availability.
Temple design & mapping
The temple corners, temporal points, angles and transition into the frontal hairline are mapped according to your facial proportions.
Transplant & follow-up
Suitable follicles are placed into the planned temple areas, followed by structured aftercare and monitoring as transplanted hair grows gradually.
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Physician note
Temple restoration is one of the most detail-sensitive areas of hair transplantation. The shape matters, but so do the direction, fineness and angle of each graft.
At Averah, temple reconstruction should be planned as part of the entire frontal frame rather than as two isolated gaps.
Dr. Nihal Hussein
Aesthetic & Functional Medicine · DHA-licensed
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Why Averah
Facial-frame planning
Temple shape is designed to complement the forehead, frontal hairline and facial proportions.
Natural direction mapping
Graft direction is planned to follow the naturally flatter and angled growth pattern of temple hair.
Donor-conscious strategy
Available donor follicles are considered before deciding temple density and overall frontal coverage.
Balanced symmetry
Both temples are evaluated together to create a natural transition without making the design overly geometric.
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Questions
Temple recession commonly occurs as part of hereditary pattern hair loss, although the exact pattern and speed of progression vary between individuals.
Yes, selected patients with suitable donor hair and a stable enough hair-loss pattern may be considered for temple restoration.
Temple restoration focuses on the side transitions and temporal points, while hairline reconstruction usually involves a broader frontal area.
Yes, both sides may be planned together when appropriate to maintain balance and symmetry.
Temple hairs naturally grow at flatter and more specific angles than many hairs elsewhere on the scalp, so direction is important for natural-looking integration.
There is no fixed number. Graft requirements depend on recession depth, temple width, existing hair and donor availability.
Yes. Surrounding non-transplanted hair may continue thinning, which is why future progression needs to be considered during planning.
Good temple restoration aims for softer density and natural transitions rather than a sharply filled or overly uniform appearance.
A detailed assessment of your recession pattern, donor hair, age, scalp condition and restoration goals is needed before transplantation is recommended.
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Plan Your Temple Restoration
A detailed consultation to assess temple recession, frontal hairline shape, donor density and facial proportions before designing the restoration.
Consultation
20–30 min
Consultation
20–30 min
Best For
Post-acne scars & uneven texture
Downtime
Depends on treatment
Approach
Personalised & dermatologist-led
Best For
Temple recession & thinning
Downtime
Varies by technique
Approach
Donor-led & personalised
Final planning depends on temple shape, existing hair and available donor supply.
PERSONALISED TEMPLE RESTORATION
Small area. Significant impact on facial framing.
The temples may represent a relatively small portion of the scalp, but their shape strongly influences how the frontal hairline frames the face.
At Averah, temple design should consider the hairline, forehead, side profile and existing temporal hair together before deciding where grafts should be placed.
This allows restoration to create a softer transition rather than simply filling every visible gap with the same density.
START YOUR TEMPLE RESTORATION JOURNEY
Restore the frame, not just the gap.
Begin with a detailed temple and donor assessment to understand your recession pattern and explore a restoration design suited to your face and hair.