The right side of my face is both more elevated and more prominent than the left side; the right cheekbone is more prominent, the cheek itself is fuller, and the jaw is more prominent. It looks as though the left side of my face is sliding off of my face.Is there anything I can do to make my face more symmetrical? Would a cheekbone/jaw implant on one side work to balance my face? Strategically placed fillers? I don't look deformed in person, but I notice it a lot.
July 19, 2019
Answer: Correcting Facial Asymmetry A Cheek Augmentation aims to provide balance to the face. It fills in the hollow parts of the cheeks and gives them volume. Depending on the look you want to achieve, Cheek Augmentation options include fillers and implants. I recommend consulting with your provider to achieve the results you want.
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July 19, 2019
Answer: Correcting Facial Asymmetry A Cheek Augmentation aims to provide balance to the face. It fills in the hollow parts of the cheeks and gives them volume. Depending on the look you want to achieve, Cheek Augmentation options include fillers and implants. I recommend consulting with your provider to achieve the results you want.
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March 6, 2019
Answer: Correction of facial asymmetry Some degree of facial asymmetry exists in most individuals. The degree of asymmetry is important as far as the decision-making for the best options to improve the condition. Jaw surgery, facial implants, and soft dermal fillers are all considered effective options depending on the case.
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March 6, 2019
Answer: Correction of facial asymmetry Some degree of facial asymmetry exists in most individuals. The degree of asymmetry is important as far as the decision-making for the best options to improve the condition. Jaw surgery, facial implants, and soft dermal fillers are all considered effective options depending on the case.
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February 7, 2019
Answer: How to correct facial asymmetry Dear TammyA,Some facial asymmetry can be corrected with strategic filler placementI would avoid permanent implants because the face will continue to change shape as you get olderIt is best to visit an expert who can examine you to give you a better idea of what is possibleSome asymmetries may not be able to be corrected but that can be discussed at your consultationBest regards, Dr. Nima Member, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon Board Certified in Head and Neck Surgery
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February 7, 2019
Answer: How to correct facial asymmetry Dear TammyA,Some facial asymmetry can be corrected with strategic filler placementI would avoid permanent implants because the face will continue to change shape as you get olderIt is best to visit an expert who can examine you to give you a better idea of what is possibleSome asymmetries may not be able to be corrected but that can be discussed at your consultationBest regards, Dr. Nima Member, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon Board Certified in Head and Neck Surgery
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