What Are My Options For Noticeable Jaw Asymmetry? (photo)

Evaluation of the one photograph you present reveals a more significant soft tissue deficiency of the mid and upper cheek on the left than bone. There likely is deficiency in both. I would approach this problem with a combination of autologous fat injections to the deficient left cheek, placement of a thin Porex implant and judicious liposuction of the right cheek. Best of luck to you.

I read your concern and reviewed your photo:

You appear to have a deficiency between your chin and jowl on your left side. This may be improved with an Injectable Filler treatment. My personal preference is to use Silikon-1000, an off-label filler for permanent results.

I've attached a photo of one of my gracious patients that had nice correction of chin asymmetry with Silikon-1000.

Hope this helps.

Dr. Joseph

You have a few choices, as many of the other doctors have presented. First I would make an appointment with a Facial Plastic Surgeon who is well acquainted with chin implants and injections. The doctor is likely to present a few options for you, fillers or implants. Fillers are temporary; however they are not an invasive procedure and offer a great non-surgical alternative. Your other option is an implant, which is a permanent solution to your problems. Best of luck to whichever you choose!