What non surgergical procedures could I do to make my face more symmetrical? (Photos)

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Hello, I am very insecure of how my face looks. I feel that all my facial features are not symmetrical and have been considering some type of filler, but I am not sure where to start.

Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD · Answer

Hi,

It’s completely understandable to feel self-conscious about facial asymmetry—many people notice small differences that others often don’t. The good news is that non-surgical options like dermal fillers and neuromodulators can often help balance features without surgery.

Fillers can address areas that are slightly smaller or flatter on one side—common spots include the cheeks, jawline, chin, and under the eyes. By strategically adding volume, we can create better balance between the two sides.

Botox or other neuromodulators can help relax muscles that pull unevenly on the face, which can subtly improve symmetry, especially around the jaw or brows.

Sometimes, a combination of both fillers and neuromodulators provides the most natural and harmonious results.

The first step is to identify which areas are contributing most to the asymmetry. Not all differences need treatment—sometimes minor asymmetry looks natural and doesn’t require correction.

Camille Cash, MD · Answer

We all have facial asymmetry to some degree and yours is certainly within normal limits.  Botox and fillers are great tools to help improve asymmetry.  Botox can be used to help with brow asymmetry and even give a conservative brow lift.  It can also be used in the jaw to treat overgrown masseter muscles to slim the area and improve jawline asymmetry.  Fillers are another great tool to use for volume discrepancies.  There are multiple fillers available to treat the different areas of the face.  It is best to sit down with an experienced injector to discuss your concerns and learn more about options.

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