Like really asymmetrical. As you can see on the illustration, which is just a quick drawing, one smile lines is nice, "turning" outwards, but the other is like a half circle. I hate it, and I want to have a more symmetrical face. It makes me very insecure and I mostly smile with my lips only, and not with my teeth, which I feel is more like a fake smile. How can I fix this? Are there any ways to fix this, other than surgery?
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