Options to Fix Asymmetrical Cheekbone?

Cheek or cheekbone enhancement is becoming much more popular, not only in younger patients for aesthetic reasons, but also in older patients as they notice that the tissue over their cheekbones come down with aging.  There are nonsurgical as well as surgical options.  Nonsurgical options include injections of filler, with the most popular now being Radiesse.  This option is great for someone who: only needs mild improvement, is not sure how it will look and wants to see if they like it, or who does not wish surgery or can't have surgery for medical reasons.  The results are immediate and can be repeated.  For those that know what they want and wish permanent results, cheek implants can produce beautiful results - like anything, you need to look for a board certified plastic surgeon who is well experienced and can show you examples of their work.  Any procedure should be anticipated on how it will look with aging, but in the right patient, the result can be beautiful and long lasting.

  Everyone has asymmetrical features including cheeks with one side higher, wider and more projected.  The proper aesthetics of facial beauty, IMHO, are not dicated by symmetry of the cheeks or any feature but rather by how closely, that particular feature, meets the aesthetic ideal.  

  Photos, of your cheeks, would help.  I use Cheek Implants often for cheek augmentation and minor differences in symmetry need not be addressed as long as the proper sized/shaped cheek implants are used.  When more significant differences arise, I use a nasal rasp to file high points from the cheek bone to facilitate implant placement and effect.