Asymmetric Eyes and Jaw? (photo)

Orthognathic surgery is designed to improve deficiencies,
correct asymmetry, and provide balance to the face by altering the jaw line and
sometimes the chin.  Asymmetry of the jaw
could be corrected with osteotomies or implants depending on whether the mandible
needs to be shortened or lengthened.  To
improve the asymmetry of the mid-face cheek implants or dermal fillers could be
used to enhance the cheekbones and provide more balance.  It is also possible that braces may be
required before orthognathic surgery to correct any bite misalignment.  I recommend finding a board certified oral
maxillofacial surgeon and it would be even more beneficial to find a surgeon
who is dual board certified in oral maxillofacial surgery and plastic
surgery.  Once you find a board certified
surgeon schedule a consultation to confirm that you are a good candidate for
orthognathic surgery and which procedures will help you get the look you want
to achieve.Be well and good luck!@norrisplastic

You really need a  PA ceph, panorex and lateral ceph to help answer your question. I would also consider a cone beam CT to look at the eye and cheek region. This will tell you the problem and how to correct it.