James Wokes, BSc(Hons), MBBS, FRCS

Hello.
I would need to consult with you for a thorough history and examination. Facial asymmetry is normal, perfect symmetry is not! Check out the attached link.
Improving symmetry often requires multi-modal treatment in order to address multiple issues. Being realistic is the key to being happy with your results. You can't expect (and honestly you wouldn't want) perfect symmetry.
James

From the photo you do not appear to have deep NL folds and a small degree of normal asymmetry. Correct placement of fillers can reduce the appearance of NL folds but not necessarily by injecting directly into them. Utilising the natural bony architecture of your face as a scaffold to enhance support and reduce the depth of the NL fold is key as it addresses the cause of the issue, not simply adding volume to areas where it can look unnatural.
James

I'd need to consult with you for a thorough history and examination before suggesting any treatment. But looking at your photos, accurately placed jaw line filler may be an option to address the issue for you, James

I would recommend a thorough consultation and comprehensive examination by an experienced and qualified practitioner. Photos are not sufficient to provide answers to the questions you ask. There are likely be treatments that can be used to address some of your concerns but I'd be cautious about diving into anything drastic.

Tear trough treatment is fraught with danger. Detailed anatomical knowledge is needed in order to place the product in the correct plane. From the photos you sent the product has been placed too superficial (close to the skin surface) hence the poor outcome and Tyndall effect.

The correct choice of product is also extremely important - a low viscosity product that is not too hydrophilic is ideal. Several products are used off licence for this treatment so I'd do my research about the products individuals use.

Knowledge and experience are key to getting this right. Choose your practitioner carefully as outcomes can be disastrous in the wrong hands.