What procedure can I have done to make my jaw and chin area look like the picture with a filter? (Photos)

Asymmetry of the face is more the rule rather than the exception, though in certain cases extensive asymmetry can create aesthetic problems. In order to get the best possible advice, you need a proper consultation to determine the reasons for asymmetry. Most likely this represents skeletal...

Thank you very much for your question, facial anatomy is closely related to genetics, however there are a number of surgical and non-surgical procedures that are indicated to profile the face, one of them is the bichectomy that allows us to twist the glands that are in the cheeks, additionally...

Like almost all jaw/facial asymmetries there is a bony component to them. Your jaw asymmetry is classic in that one side is lower and wider while the other side is higher and more narrow. The differences in the position of the inferior borders of the jaw angles shows that much of this jaw...

Thank you very much for your question, it is important to be able to see images of your case to be able to orient it better, sometimes it requires technologies that allow repositioning the tissues, in this case we are talking about ultherapy, however if we talk directly about the masseter...

The right side of your jaw is longer and more inwardly turned which explains all of what you see and feel. The surgery to address the aesthetic differences between the two sides of your lower jaws known as an inferior border shave. You would need x-rays to determine the differences in the...

It is difficult to tell from your pictures but I do not think fillers would be my first choice for you. I do believe there is a lot of non-invasive "friendly" treatments that can be done with an esthetician that can help with the texture of your skin, acne scarring, and your jawline. I would...