I’m very self-conscious about my facial asymmetry, what can be done to fix it? (Photos)

There are many options for asymmetry -- fillers, implants, fat injections, Sculptra, Bellafill.  facial bony surgery can also be performed by a maxillofacial surgeon.   I suggest a formal consult.
There are many options for jawline contouring:
1) implants
2) fat or filler injections along the bone
3) botox for masseter hypertrophy or platysma muscle/neck bands
4) ThermiRF/J Plasma/Renuvion/InMode FaceTite for internal heating
5) Thermage or Ultherapy skin tightening
5) PDO Novathreads or instalift threads for lifting
6) Neck or facelifting surgery
7) VASERlipo with or without platysmaplastyBest, Dr. Emer.

Facial asymmetry is normal in all patients. For areas that are particularly bothersome or noticeable, improvement can be achieved with fillers or botox to raise, lower, or fill areas to match the other side. For instance, a higher eyebrow can be lowered with botox. A flatter cheekbone can be augmented with VOLUMA. A wide jaw can be slimmed with botox into the masseter muscle or to enhance the jawline. It is best to have an in-office evaluation to determine which treatment or treatments would help in your situation. Hope this helps!
Johnson C. Lee, MD
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon

Hello and thanks for your question.  First, please remember that we all have asymmetries in our faces and bodies and that a perfectly symmetric face does not exist.  Most people are very critical of their own faces and fail to notice the same type of asymmetries in everyone else!  You do have some asymmetry but you also have a beautiful face, and you notice the asymmetries much more than everyone else around you (they are too busy worrying about their own asymmetries)  Next, as far as treatment goes, I would start with injectable treatments to balance out some of the volume asymmetries with fillers like Lyft, Voluma, Sculptra, etc.  If these results are gratifying, and you'd like something more long term, you could consider a procedural intervention like fat grafting and implants.Seek out a qualified (facial) plastic surgeon in your area to discuss all your options in detail.  Best wishes!MKB

Hello there! I think some correction of your concerns can be achieved with filler and neurotoxin. Filler can help to build up the deficiencies you see, while neurotoxin can help to decrease muscle mass in the jaw. This may help to decrease the jawline bulk you see on one side. If you prefer this bulk, jawline filler on the other side should help to even this out. You will need to maintain these treatments to maintain your results. Good luck to you! Sarah RN BSN

HelloRecommend to have a formal consultation with an expert cosmetic physician. Cheek Filler injection sounds a good approach for asymmetry. For the eyebrows, little botox may help to even out the eyebrows.All the BEst

Thanks so much for your question 
Nobody face is symmetrical. Not even Marilyn Monroe 
You look great and asymmetry in your face is giving you beauty
But it is really bothering you you can shape your eyebrows differently or microblading to fix the asymmetry 
For your checks adding 1 ml of filler will make it more symmetrical.
Good luck from Ottawa 

Most people have some asymmetry, the left and right sides are not identical.  Yours is minor, I do see the right side to be less full and slightly lower than the left.  You can add dermal fillers to achieve more balance.  the results are temporary, but may last a year.

The amount of facial asymmetry you are showing is actually very normal and is seen in the majority if not all of the people on this planet. If you look at your friends carefully you will see that 90% of them have a rounder and fuller left side of the face where the left eye is a little higher as is the left ear. You shouldn't have to do anything to your face, but if it bothers you so much so find plastic surgeon who can equalize it and make it look like the left side with fat grafting and not the right which would be quite dangerous. Good luck from New York City