The Long-Term Outcome of the Incisions/Scars from Temporal Ligation Surgery for Prominent Vessels
Prominent temporal vessels, often commonly called ‘worms’, are overly dilated branches of the superficial temporal artery that appear on the side of the forehead. Why they appear in some people and not others is not known. Certain characteristics are associated with the prominent temporal arteries such as a male patient who often has a thinner/leaner Read More…