Is it possible to get rid of skull asymmetry?

Craniofacial surgeons are trained to evaluate and diagnose a range of facial abnormalities, including those you've mentioned. Based on your diagnosis of hypotelorism and recessed upper and lower jaws, a craniofacial surgeon can assess the degree of underdevelopment in your cheekbones and brow...

However, a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon or dermatologist can assess your unique facial anatomy and recommend the most appropriate procedure to achieve your desired outcome. Some potential procedures that may be considered to create a more balanced and proportionate facial...

Hello ! I’ve personally treated patients who regretted having a bichectomy - that left them with a hollow face - with fat transfer offering them very satisfying results (the chin area can also be corrected). A 3rd revision rhinoplasty can be performed to correct the asymmetry.

Hello @pinkdoll80, thank you for your question. Keep in mind that generally the two sides of the face are not identical and the nose like the rest of the face ages with time, the tissues tend to change over time due to gravity. Best wishes. Alan Gonzalez MD, FACS. American Society of Plastic...

Thank you for your question and pictures, yes it's possible to improve your face appareance. I would recommend getting a combination of bichectomy, liposuction of your face contour, mandibular marcation and rhinoplasty.

As for chronic facial palsy (facial paralysis), including sequelae, there are both Static and Dynamic surgical procedures. These can help with oral and ocular competence, symmetry, facial muscle movements and with over all appearance of the face. Consider having a consultation with a Board...