The Temple Under Ultrasound: Anatomy and the Interfascial Technique
A working session on the layered anatomy of the temple and how ultrasound guidance makes the interfascial plane a safer, more predictable place to volumize.
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Dr. Akef teaches injectors how to bring diagnostic ultrasound into everyday aesthetic practice — turning high-risk regions like the temple into areas that can be treated with confidence and precision.
In this webinar he shares the anatomy and the interfascial technique the way he teaches it in the clinic: on the screen, layer by layer, with the reasoning behind every decision.
The temple is small, shallow, and unforgiving. This is how to read it.
The temporal region packs several fascial layers and critical vessels into a few millimetres of depth. Working blind here is where complications begin. Dr. Akef walks through what ultrasound actually shows you, and how the interfascial approach changes your placement.
Layered anatomy, seen live
Skin, temporoparietal fascia, the loose interfascial space, deep temporal fascia, muscle and periosteum — identified in real time on ultrasound rather than from a textbook diagram.
The interfascial plane
Why the space between the fascial layers is the target, how to reach it consistently, and how it changes the volume and spread of your product.
Mapping the vessels that matter
Locating the sentinel vein, middle temporal vein, and the superficial and deep temporal arteries before the needle moves — not after.
Needle vs. cannula, under guidance
Practical placement decisions for the temple, and how ultrasound confirms depth and plane at every step.
Treating hollowing safely
A repeatable approach to temporal volume loss that prioritizes the plane and the anatomy over a fixed injection recipe.
Live Q&A
Bring your cases and complications. The last part of the session is open for your questions.
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Times shown in Dubai (GST). The session begins at 6:00 PM Dubai / 10:00 AM Toronto on October 5, 2026.