My right cheek is considerably much larger than my left cheek and seems to be pure fat since the corner of my mouth can hardly move right when I smile. I can't tell which side has more muscle but I usually chew with my right side and sleep on my left side. It has been like this for almost my entire life and I look terrible in almost every photo I take. There seems to be so much more fat that if I try to push my smile to the right side, the fat pushes my right bottom eyelid up.
August 9, 2016
Answer: Facial Asymmetry The majority of the population has some asymmetry in their facial structure. The cause of which can be a variety of things, but is most often a difference in volume (as you implied). Facial fillers are a way to even out natural asymmetry by adding more volume to the areas with deficit. One of the best ways to view this is with a practice that has a Vectra facial imaging system. It allows you to see your face split into sides and then two of your left sides together and two of your right sides together. It also gives you the ability to view what your face would look like with filler placed before you have it done.
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August 9, 2016
Answer: Facial Asymmetry The majority of the population has some asymmetry in their facial structure. The cause of which can be a variety of things, but is most often a difference in volume (as you implied). Facial fillers are a way to even out natural asymmetry by adding more volume to the areas with deficit. One of the best ways to view this is with a practice that has a Vectra facial imaging system. It allows you to see your face split into sides and then two of your left sides together and two of your right sides together. It also gives you the ability to view what your face would look like with filler placed before you have it done.
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August 9, 2016
Answer: Eye, facial asymmetry common Unable to give you accurate response without examination or photos. Asymmetry is common among everybody. There are nonsurgical (and surgical) options available, depending on the exact problem.
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August 9, 2016
Answer: Eye, facial asymmetry common Unable to give you accurate response without examination or photos. Asymmetry is common among everybody. There are nonsurgical (and surgical) options available, depending on the exact problem.
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