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We are all asymmetrical to some degree and you certainly fall within a normal range. Botox and fillers are helpful tools to improve asymmetry that can provide temporary, non surgical improvement. We also recommend using medical grade skin care products like Transform MD and wearing sunscreen every day to keep delicate skin around the eyes healthy.
Facial asymmetry is normal and present in all people.The primary asymmetry is typically based on bone structure not on soft tissues.The human brain is accustomed to seeing people as being asymmetrical and for that reason mild asymmetry should not be treated.Correcting your asymmetry would require changing your skull structure.During embryological development, the human face develops each side independently from each other, and they eventually fuse in the midline.All people have a symmetry.If you look at computer generated symmetrical faces, you may recognize they have an odd and unfamiliar appearance.This is because no one has a symmetrical face.Best,Mats Hagstrom, MD
As you mentioned that you have had this look for a long time it is likely part of your genetic makeup. It can sometimes occur with aging and weight loss as well. Fillers and fat grafting are two options to improve the contour. Though you mentioned you don't prefer fillers they may be the best...
Hello sgsantos313, What an important and valuable question you've posed! As we age and begin to lose collagen and elastin, one of the most noticeable areas to change are our eyelids. The skin around the eyes is much thinner than elsewhere on the face. Because of that, and thanks to gravity,...
Festoons are notoriously difficult to treat. You may have improvement with Morpheus8 treatments. This will address overall skin tone and texture. The lower blepharoplasty will address the under eye bags.
