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What Surgical/non Surgical Adjustments Can I Do to Achieve a Face in Harmony? (photo)

When I look into the mirror I cant put my finger on whats missing, I would like for my face to be more symmetrical . I would like to achieve a feminine face like Scarlett Johansson , don`t get me wrong, I don`t want to look like her but to me she have a perfect feminine face with perfect symmetry. Is there anything I should consider in thoughts of getting the face I have in mind ? Would a chin implant help make my features more feminine, or are my cheeks to weak ?

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by anon3705 in Norway
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Perfect symmetry do we want this?

Perfect symmetry is not usually considered a sign of beauty, because if you want to be critical, every model has asymmetry and that is what makes their face interesting and beautiful. If there are specific things that bother you and they seem reasonable to correct, then certainly go ahead with surgical procedures. It is best to see a surgeon in person to determine this. Good luck.
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Achieving Facial Harmony: The best way to highlight your inherent beauty!

Your thoughts are great with one exception- DO NOT GET A CHIN IMPLANT. Your chin deficiency is not only horizontal, but vertical and a chin implant cannot achieve this and will only create a strange appearance. I would likely recommend a genioplasty and rhinoplasty combined with a procedure I call aesthetic facial balancing. I take filler or fat( in your case fat would be best) and balance all features in your face from top to bottom to make them work together to 'unlock'... more
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Facial Harmony

First, let me emphasize that you do not want perfect symmetry, it is less beautiful and interesting than a face with slight asymmetry. My opinion is that you put your finger right on the problem. My critique is that the lower 1/3 of your face is short, and your chin is not prominent enough on side view. A chin implant may be the answer. First however, you should get evaluated for your dental occlusion (how the teeth fit together) and I would suggest that you may need special... more
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