What can I do about it congenital torticollis and a very asymmetrical face? (Photo)

While a traditional facelift should not impact your dry eyes, it is recommended you relay this information to your treating provider so that measures can be taken to ensure no additional issues arise following surgery.

You can't look exactly like someone else but we can see what elements of another person you like and adjust accordingly. Here we'd want to change your nose, lips, and chin. That, along with red hair coloring), would do a lot.

Greetings thanks for your question. i would recommend you to post your photos so we can evaluate this would help to recommend the best procedures for your face.

The infraorbital lymph node is a a subcutaneous lymph node that is irregular present in the face. That means some people have one and some people do not have one. When present it is located well below the orbital rim and nowhere close to the lower eyelid skin incision performed for...

Anatomic improvement of vertical orbital dystopia (complete correction is almost never possible) is possible through a combination of orbital-rim-floor-malar augmentation (custom implant) with upper and lower eyelid surgery and possible brow bone/eyebrow surgery. (can't tell on the latter due to...

Thank you for your question and sharing your photograph. The asymmetry that you are concerned about is partly driven by the characteristics of the support from the teeth which are always slightly different between right and left sides and activity of the facial expression muscles. Although...