Can my asymmetrical face be fixed with surgery (or without) and what would this surgery would entail?

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The left side of my face seems to have grown substantially lower than my right side. I'm 16. I'm also curious as to why this has happened. No-one in my family has it...

Waldemar Merck, MD · Answer

My opinion is that there is no sound reason for changing your asymmetrical face as you should know that a totally symmetrical face is an exception in nature. The ears are also not normally exactly symmetrical to the millimetre, just as the whole body is not built symmetrically. What you should also know is that photo composition can prove that a symmetrical face appears boring to an observer, whereas a slightly asymmetrical face looks significantly more interesting.

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