Annoying Asymmetrical Face - Hypertropia and Crooked Smile? (photo)

Asymmetry is common. Based on the photo's you've provided, you should address your specific concerns with your provider, however, accepting some minor "imperfections" or subtle differences in your facial characteristics might be in order.

Hello,  It sounds like you are already in contact with someone who feels confident in rejuvenation techniques.  There is a muscle that opposes your smile that can be injected to help "even out"  your corners.  I like to place my hands on the face and feel the dynamic movement of the muscles.  This helps to also determine how much BTX to place, as well as, where to inject.  I've worked with Bell's Palsy patients who exhibit similar smiles.  Remember - No face is symmetrical!  

First, don't be overly critical of yourself. And try to spend a tiny bit less time stressing in front of the mirror. Humans have asymmetrical faces. It seems you already have a physician who is taking care of your needs and addressing your issues well. Follow-up with that physician about your questions. Yes, there are things that can be done, but you are very pretty and need to spend less time worrying!