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We are all asymmetrical to some degree and yours is mild and within normal limits. Typically we can use Botox, fillers, or even surgery to improve asymmetry. If you look at those around you you will notice that everyone has it and yours isn't as noticeable as you think.
All people have facial asymmetry. This is primarily based on skeletal structure that should not be corrected unless it is causing an obvious disfigment.The human brain is accustomed to seeing facial asymmetry as being normal. This is because there are no people with symmetrical faces.Your degree of a symmetry is very much within one standard deviation. Attempting to correct this would be highly invasive and not appropriate.Best,Mats Hagstrom, MD
You may simply need fillers at the cheeks and tear trough region. That may be all that is necessary to improve that hollowing.
A main priority of plastic surgery is safety. To answer your question, if you undergo any kind of sedation or general anesthesia, it is not safe to go home alone. What if you got dizzy at home and fell and hit your head. Or what if the Uber driver was unscrupulous. It's just not the standard of...
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