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Are there any surgical procedures to treat my facial asymmetry? (Photo)

dylandasilva25Dec 12, 2023
Hi, one of my cheekbones/zygomatic bone is smaller and narrower than the other one (right side smaller). That, in adition with the jright side being a bit shorter than the other one in my jaw, makes my face look like its tilted towards one side. I know there is a certain limit on how much you can change certain parts of your face, but i would like to know if there is any surgical procedure to try and correcr this, or at least make it look less evident.

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Hello, hope you are well! My practice specializes in facial contouring, and I appreciate how much thought you have given this. Your modified photos demonstrate subtlety which reflects realistic expectations. The most significant changes are in the lower face--you could achieve this with jaw...

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Yes - this kind of narrowing is typically possible. We go inside the mouth to achieve these changes. There are also ways to reduce the risk of sagging. Watch our videos to learn more.

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