BEFORE Surgery: I had dimples in the CENTER of my chin. My Lower lip did not drop this way; My Lower lip was not asymmetrical (at least not that severely). 4 Weeks AFTER Surgery: The chin dimples are now on the right side of my chin and the skin is pulling to the right; The Lower lip is severely droopy and very asymmetrical. EXPECTATIONS: To have lower lip centered and symmetrical again; to correct the dimples; to have the lower lip lifted back to its place. Thanks!
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If you are trying to avoid surgery, Botox to your jawline (specifically the masseter muscle) can improve your facial symmetry by decreasing the size of your muscle on your larger side. Hope this helps.
An experience face specialist can determine if your uneven jaw is mostly from soft tissue, bone, or sometimes both. X-ray and CT imaging may help to diagnose the underlying reason in some cases. Once the diagnosis is made, treatment can range from injections of Botox, removal of...
Based on your photos, I wouldn't recommend shortening the midface. The main thing I notice that makes your face look a little long (but not significantly) is a high forehead. The hairline can easily be brought down to put more focus on the rest of your face. An incision is made right at the...
