Best Augmentation for Jawline Asymmetry?

I would like to correct some facial asymmetry in my jawline. On one side,the angle is fairly pronounced (more square), while on the other, it's less defined (no real noticeable angle). I've had a fat transfer to attempt to correct it, and while I found this led to more volume, it's still not as defined as the other side. I'm wondering if radiesse could work for this, or if there are any other solutions of which I may not be aware.(I'm female, so I don't want it to end up looking too masculine)

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Surgery for Chin Asymmetry

Your concern is more common than you may know. Many people have developmental differences between one side of the face and the other, and these may range from very subtle to significantly different. Fat injections or filler injections are sometimes performed to increase the soft tissue thickness and help camouflage differences in the bone structure, with varying degrees of success. My approach is to achieve symmetry by directly addressing the differences in the bone contour... more

Use BOTOX to Create Jawline Symmetry - Reduces Tissue Bulk, Yields Softer, Feminine Jaw Angle

Radiesse could be considered for more significant volume augmentation than what fat transfer provided. However, I recommend you consider an alternative solution - reduce the tissue adjacent to the jawbone, rather than augmenting it. This solution may be more appropriate for you, particularly given your comment that one side of your jaw is fairly pronounced and square-shaped - which is usually more masculine and undesirable to most females. Commonly, women who are unhappy with a... more