How to fix an uneven jaw without surgery? (Photo)

You have whats called mentalis strain. thats seen in class 2 or open bite patients as they contract their mentalis muscle to close their mouth. This is what you are doing. You need a lower jaw surgery to correct this. Chin implant is just covering up the main problem being a bone issue. Some...

Yes it can. It usually involves both jaws. A piece of bone, like a wedge is removed from the top jaw on one side. The upper jaw is then straightened. The lower jaw is cut and repositioned relative to the upper jaw. 

Yes it is not uncommon to have the jaw grow differently and develop an asymmetrical jawline. Your bite would also be less ideal as a result. Correction with Invisalign and a jaw rotation surgery would be successful and is quite common. 

There are 2 options available for the weak chin profile:1. a chin implant can be inserted for purely cosmetic purposes to advance the chin forward which will also give a few millimeters of height and width. Chin implants are manufactured in a variety of sizes and shapes, are inserted through sub...

Orthognathic surgery will not effect your singing. The air passing thru your vocal cords does not changeYour phonation or pronunciation may change short term, but you adjust quickly. I feel surgery would be an asset to you. It is a big commitment and requires you to be mentally prepared

Lower jaw surgery would correct your bite. If thats all you care about than thats the answer but if your upper face is an issue with you such as too much or not enough tooth show at rest. Too much gum tissue when smiling or a flat appearance to your upper face then your would want to have the...