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Asymmetric Cheeks/face

Female, 21, 5'5" 147 lb. What are my options in regards to the contours of my face? The left side has always been much "thinner" looking whereas the right side always seems rounder. I'd very much like to improve upon my facial structure and bring out the cheekbones that I know are hiding.

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by southrnchic479 in Miami, FL
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Correcting Cheek Asymmetry

Without an exam or additional photos at different angles it is difficult to tell. However, from the one photo you provided, I think that a modest increased volume of your left cheek would be of benefit to restoring a more symmetric appearance. Fat Grafting (fat transfer) by lipoinjection can improve your appearance but is not totally predictable. You will have to weigh Fillers vs Fat Grafting. Pro: Fat Transfer by lipoinjection is more of a permanent solution... more
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Asymmetric face

From this view you do seem to have some flattening of your left cheek compared to your right. I would recommend you try some filler to even it out such as Radiesse and see how you like it before doing anything more drastic. More significant however is the ptosis of your left upper lid. This is also causing you subconsciously to keep your left eyebrow elevated which is draws more attention to and creates more asymmetry. you should see an oculoplastic surgeon about repairing this. more
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Asymetry of the face

The simplest way to enhance you cheeks is with a strong filler such as Radiesse. I have never been a big fan of silicone cheek implants but, you shoul consider them as well.
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You have slight facial asymmetry.

You also have a compensatory left eyebrow flare and a left upper eyelid ptosis. Regarding the face, I do not think facial asymmetry is really a big issue here. A much bigger issue is the under eye hollows and the midcheek groove that is developing in the face. Restylane and Perlane are idea fillers for addressing these concerns. Unlike Sculptra and Radiesse, these materials can be adjusted if needed. I do not recommend Juvederm for the under eye because... more
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Fillers for the face

I agree that without pictures from multiple angles or seeing you in person, it is impossible to give you specific advice. However, facial fillers such as Radiesse, Juvederm or Sculptra can be very helpful in improving symmetry of the face and adding volume. Good Luck.
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Cheek surgery.

It is not possible to tell you anything based on the one photo. You need to send photos of the front and profile and 3/4 view to give a proper answer to your question.
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