is this uneven? what are effective and what is the cause of this? is the uneveness severe? my family told me they couldn't tell unless i told them and when they look closely? What causes cheek asymmetry?
November 14, 2012
Answer: Facial asymmetry is very common
The most common cause for facial asymmetry is from the underlying bone structures. This is often more visible to people when looking at photos since it is different then the mirror images they are more used to. Complex fixes include major jaw and facial bone surgery. Less invasive fixes may include custom computer generated facial implants or even some filler with more on one side than the other.
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November 14, 2012
Answer: Facial asymmetry is very common
The most common cause for facial asymmetry is from the underlying bone structures. This is often more visible to people when looking at photos since it is different then the mirror images they are more used to. Complex fixes include major jaw and facial bone surgery. Less invasive fixes may include custom computer generated facial implants or even some filler with more on one side than the other.
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September 25, 2021
Answer: Reduce Asymmetry Non-Surgically Hi Clydebon, Thank you for sending your question and photo! Many of my patients are concerned with facial asymmetry, which is pretty common since our faces are rarely symmetrical. A skilled injector should be able to Non-Surgically reduce asymmetry and create improved balance between the two halves of the face. I would recommend Non-Surgical Cheek Augmentation to lift and contour the left side of your face. The process involves injecting dermal fillers such as Juvederm Voluma to add volume and improve the facial profile. It's beneficial to be examined in person by a dermal filler specialist. Be sure to do your homework and find an Injector with demonstrated patient results and experience. I've created a video about Non-Surgical cheek augmentation to address some frequently asked questions about the treatment. I hope this information helps in your research!
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September 25, 2021
Answer: Reduce Asymmetry Non-Surgically Hi Clydebon, Thank you for sending your question and photo! Many of my patients are concerned with facial asymmetry, which is pretty common since our faces are rarely symmetrical. A skilled injector should be able to Non-Surgically reduce asymmetry and create improved balance between the two halves of the face. I would recommend Non-Surgical Cheek Augmentation to lift and contour the left side of your face. The process involves injecting dermal fillers such as Juvederm Voluma to add volume and improve the facial profile. It's beneficial to be examined in person by a dermal filler specialist. Be sure to do your homework and find an Injector with demonstrated patient results and experience. I've created a video about Non-Surgical cheek augmentation to address some frequently asked questions about the treatment. I hope this information helps in your research!
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