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Is it possible to help the lip asymmetry and nasolabial fold/sagging that's worse on one side of my face? (Photo)

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jolielaideOct 10, 2024

I do have jaw asymmetry , age 47. I feel the drop on one side of my face is very unattractive and aging and wondering what the possibility to fix it as best as possible

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