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Facial asymmetry is a very common thing. I see the asymmetry that you are describing in your photos. The first and easiest thing to try would be filler injections. Even easier would be to ask your doctor to inject saline to get an idea of how this would look prior to the more expensive fillers. I hope this helps!
You have a difference in the two sides of your jaw in which one side is smaller than the other. It is ore than just in the chin. The deformity extends from the chin back further into the jawline. While injectable fillers will help that is both a temporary and expensive approach to treatment of the jaw asymmetry and is certainly not a lifelong treatment strategy. The best approach is to have a custom jawline implant made from a 3D CT scan that will provide jawline augmentation on the deficient side that matches to the opposite fuller side.
Cost factors vary significantly for a number of good reasons: Prices vary greatly because the surgery itself encompasses a wide range of techniques that can be performed to different extents. My recommendation is to first find the most qualified surgeons where you want the surgery ...
Your chin pad prominence is caused by either an excessive soft tissue chin pad, bony prominence or both. Most likely it is a combination of both. This type of chin excess is best treated by a submental chin reduction technique to satisfactorily reduce both bone and the excessive chin pad.
Thank you for your picture. Your profile looks pretty good. To answer your question, your chin can be reduced by removing and contouring the bone or using a sliding genioplasty to reduce the prominence. I would strongly recommend that you see a board-certified plastic surgeon or a...
