Procedures for Correcting Facial Balance?

Hi Judey,
Join the rest of us, most of us are asymmetrical. On the photos that you have provided, it appears that the left side of your face is slightly underdeveloped.
My first recommendation to you would to leave well enough alone. If and/or when you do consult with physicians, you may consider asking about Sculptra or other facial fillers.
Good luck and be well.
Dr. P

 The profile of your nose can be altered to create a straight profile which is natural. The chin is difficult to evaluate with your chin down in the profile photo. Let the surgeon guide you.

Facial balance can be obtained with multiple different procedures such as rhinoplasty and a chin implant. The overly projecting nose can be brought back by revision of the dorsal hump and de-projecting the tip. A chin augmentation can be performed by placing a Silastic chin implant around the front portion of the mandible to give more projection to the chin. More projection of the chin de-projects the nose just by facial balance alone and makes the nose look less prominent. Facial asymmetry can occur after chin augmentation. The amount of asymmetry is dependent upon the size and type of implant and the preexisting asymmetry of the mandible. The asymmetries can be addressed through a wider and longer implant. Further custom carving of the implant can be performed to adjust for asymmetries in the chin area.

Everyone has asymmetry. It is impossible to create perfect facial balance. On the other hand, if you had severe asymmetry, then there certainly are ways to improve that.

Judey,
Years ago, a study was performed in which people's pictures were placed on grids and folded in half and it is a rare person whose left side perfectly matches the right. In profile you do have a dorsal hump and what appears to be a slightly deficient chin. I would recommend imaging your pictures to remove the hump and add a small chin implant to see how this effects the balance between nose and chin.