I would like to know if I can get veneers done? (photo)

You have an very unique case with two little teeth in one tooth position. A dentist could place a veneer or a crown over your two little teeth but that would not be ideal as a veneer or crown would trap the gum tissue between your two little teeth underneath. When gum tissue are trapped underneath then there will be gaps or spaces which food, drinks, and bacteria can accumulate to cause gum disease and decay. So a veneer or a crown is not a great option. Your best option is to remove the smallest tooth out of the two and keep one. A dentist can see if the biggest one is strong enough for a crown. Good luck and consult with your local dentist.

You can certainly make changes on the way your teeth look with Veneers,they are fine laminates of porcelain that are made in the Lab,that will change the way your teeth look and that way your smile will look more nice and even,shape size and even color can be transformed with this solution,and can be made in only 2 appointments

The short answer: yes.  you CAN veneer these teeth.  However, the bond to the retained baby tooth isn't the same, and the root of that tooth would be in question.  It is likely it won't last as long but will work "for a while".  If you do braces first, you can get the teeth to be in their ideal position, and the veneers can be as conservative as possible (less tooth structure removed).Your case is a challenging one, not all dentists can do it well.  Do your homework to find the best provider with the most experience.