This problem on my face causes me to have a smaller eye than the other and when i smile only 1 dimple appears on the left side . Its weird . Can i fix this without the need of surgery ?
January 27, 2022
Answer: Non-surgical options for asymmetry As humans, we tend to be overly critical of ourselves, and I believe you are looking too closely at yourself. No two sides of the face are absolutely identical, so therefore, striving for perfect symmetry is not the recipe for happiness. As a board certified plastic surgeon, I regularly consult with patients about facial asymmetry – and when it is extremely pronounced, I suggest ways to correct it. While one side of your face is fuller than the other, you appear to be quite young, and some of the “baby fat” might easily equalize over time. I would not recommend adding dermal filler, because it could make you look too puffy. I can assure you that people passing you by in the street or in casual conversation are not noticing what you notice!
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January 27, 2022
Answer: Non-surgical options for asymmetry As humans, we tend to be overly critical of ourselves, and I believe you are looking too closely at yourself. No two sides of the face are absolutely identical, so therefore, striving for perfect symmetry is not the recipe for happiness. As a board certified plastic surgeon, I regularly consult with patients about facial asymmetry – and when it is extremely pronounced, I suggest ways to correct it. While one side of your face is fuller than the other, you appear to be quite young, and some of the “baby fat” might easily equalize over time. I would not recommend adding dermal filler, because it could make you look too puffy. I can assure you that people passing you by in the street or in casual conversation are not noticing what you notice!
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October 17, 2014
Answer: Facial asymmetry Facial asymmetry is quite common but not easily fixed, even with surgery. You can have fillers to increase the size of the smaller half of your face, but they are limited in what they can accomplish, and probably not worth what it would end up costing.
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October 17, 2014
Answer: Facial asymmetry Facial asymmetry is quite common but not easily fixed, even with surgery. You can have fillers to increase the size of the smaller half of your face, but they are limited in what they can accomplish, and probably not worth what it would end up costing.
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