My Face is Not Symmetrical?

The first thing you need is to see a dentist specifically trained about your bite. First comes function then cosmetic. After that submit photos so I can give a proper answer. Remember that the truest beauty comes from the inside--so try to smile as much as possible and people will see a Swan, not a duck

Your face is significantly asymmetric due to an underdeveloped left side. Your options include major orthognathic surgery by jaw realignment or a camouflaging approach by repositioning the chin bone, a left cheek implant and fat injections to the left side of the face. 

You are correct that you have asymmetry of your face.  This is true to some extent with all faces.  I carefully review pre-treatment photographs with all of my patients so that they understand their facial asymmetries prior to any procedures being performed.

In your instance I would recommend improving the facial asymmetry with placement of long lasting Radiesse into your left cheek and mid face.  This product, although not permanent, will provide you improvement in your asymmetry for up to 18 months and then you may decide if you would like to repeat the injection or you could then proceed with autologous fat transfer or facial implant to attain more permanent results.

Best Regards,
Jacque P. LeBeau, MD