Unhappy with my uneven lower face. My jawline is not defined and uneven and my lips are small and uneven. Any suggestion?

Your asymmetries are well within normal variation from side to side, but there are several things that could be improved overall in the jawline and chin region.You may want to consult with several surgeons to get their take on how to improve your appearance.

 Your lips and draw line look totally natural and pretty. Leave them alone and do not use any fillers etc.

Dear Curiousgirl28,Your question involves a discussion of the jawline, chin and lips but you are correct to post this in RealSelf's lip section because lips
are the first thing that most people notice about women.Yes, there are many things you can do to remedy your concerns. I suggest you schedule a consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to
ensure you have the best experience available on the market. Your options include injectable fillers, which are repeated about once a year and are an ideal procedure for adding volume to thin lips. For more permanent options, consider direct lip lift, a subnasal lip lift and corner lip lift which can all be performed in conjunction with a facelift, forehead/brow
lift, laser resurfacing, rhinoplasty, and with facial implants should you choose to address your other concerns at the same time.Sincerely, Ross A. Clevens, MD, FACS

Your look great and everyone has some asymmetry to their face. Both sides of your face are not twins but sisters and it is normal to have differences on both sides of the face. Your best treatment would be a preventative skin regimine. I recommend  a healthy lifestyle: a diet high in
fruits, vegetables, nuts, legumes and fish; eight to ten hours of sleep
nightly; limiting alcohol intake other than the occasional glass of red wine;
and regular exercise. An important step for all skin types is sun protection
including the use of daily sunscreen, sun hats and sunglasses, all of which
help prevent aging and sunburns. When it comes to rejuvenating and
prevention treatments, a combination of treatments are available including
cosmeceuticals (skin care products including ZO® Skin Health or ZO® Medical,
Skinceuticals® or Glo-Minerals®), neurotoxins (Botox®, Xeomin®), dermal fillers
(Restylane®, Juvederm®, Esthelis®, Belotero®, Emervel®, Radiesse®), and skin
resurfacing procedures (advanced laser resurfacing or OBAGI® controlled depth chemical
peel).  These are advanced techniques so be sure to get an experienced
dermatologist or plastic surgeon consultation for recommendations and treatment
options.

Everyone has some degree of asymmetry in their faces.  Although the asymmetry seen in the limited photos are subtle, there are several options to make subtle changes to achieve more symmetry which can make a big difference in the overall appearance.  Please consult with a board certified specialist who can assist you with achieving the results you seek.  I think you would also benefit from a 3-dimensional analysis and computer imaging to help you visualize what you may look like afterwards and to serve as an important communication tool with your face specialist.  

Thank you for your photos. Some asymmetry is nothing to be ashamed of, and you have nice facial features. If you are really sure you want to change your look, be sure to consult an experienced, Board-certified facial plastic surgeon. Injectable fillers are one option available to you. Some surgeons have an advanced photo
software system so you can see a 3D image of what you could look like.