My facial asymmetry is noticeable. What can I do? (photos)

In general, we all have facial asymmetry. Cosmetic procedures can help restore symmetry to some degree, but the outcome will not be perfect. I would recommend a consult with a board certified and experienced facial plastic surgeon. When looking for a surgeon, consider the following:1) Board certification2) Credentials3) Before and after photos showcasing the surgeon's work 4) Great patient testimonialsI hope this information helps, and good luck. 

Rhinoplasty and righting brow lift to prove asymmetry is what will help you. It will never be perfect. See an experienced surgeon. 

The patient is concerned about her eyelids as well as her
nose and lip. Asymmetry which is very
common, almost universal, can be treated with cosmetic surgery although it will not be perfectly symmetrical.  I think the patient's assessment and
expectations are reasonable. She should
go to a cosmetic surgeon skilled in treating these areas.

Balancing an assymetric face requires balancing soft tissue fullness and augmenting deficient skeletal bone where needed. A consideration would be to pursue dermal fillers as a temporary measure to ascertain your desires. Dermal Fillers can be made from several different substances with the goal of improving youthfulness, treating wrinkles, maintaining skin volume, and treating facial contour abnormalities. Hyaluronic acid fillers  (HA) is a natural substance (complex sugar) found in all living organisms. It hydrates the skin by holding in water, and acts as a cushion and lubricant to reduce damage to the skin. It is found in connective tissue throughout the body, including the dermis of the skin. HA dermal fillers include Juvederm, Restylane, Perlane, Voluma, and Belotero.To maintain its presence in the tissue, the HA is cross-linked by various techniques. It is an important component of youthful, supple, and elastic skin, and helps to maintain skin volume. As we age, our skin loses HA, contributing to the formation of wrinkles. The incidence of complications with HA is low, and the treatment of complications is relatively straightforward with the use of hyaluronidase. In many ways, HAs are the ideal filler.Dermal fillers add volume to help restore youthful contours, so you’ll see results immediately following your treatment. They can be used to add volume and fullness to the skin to correct moderate to severe facial wrinkles and folds, including the lines from your nose to the corners of your mouth (nasolabial folds or laugh lines), the area just below the nose and above the upper lip; the corners of the mouth; and marionette lines—the area that extends downward from the corners of the mouth to the jawline.Complementing this approach, a rhinoplasty to anchor the midline of the face and upper eyelid surgery can make a significant impact on facial aesthetics. 

You can get the surgeries you mentioned but don't think that you will get additional symmetry in your face. With regard to the upper lids, you will look worse with regular surgery that removes fat. You need to have the brow filled in. Your eyes will look considerably better than way.   You don't need them to be hollower.

Some facial asymmetry is normal. If you want to decrease yours you can have a rhinoplasty, and do a unilateral brow lift which may improve the relative height of the 2 brows. Consider a hairline lowering procedure when trying to change brow position. There is also some asymmetry of your cheeks. You are doing a wonderful job with your makeup camouflage.

I do see the asymmetry in your face, however, everyone has some degree of asymmetry.  There are several things you can do.  I would first of all, add some type of filler to your cheek area to balance your face. I would address the difference in your eyebrows.  Yes, a rhinoplasty would reduce and refine your nose.  I would, however, try to discourage you from a lip reduction.  I think you lips look great.