I'm thinking about getting surgery or something for facial asymmetry. What would help and the cost? (photos)

Photos would help responding to your concerns. Having said that, the previous responders have addressed all the pertinent issues. You need to discuss your concerns with your PS as he is the best to know exactly what technique he used. Of course, if you still feel that there are unanswered...

In the past 60+ was the age most sought a facelift. That is no longer true. Today most patients who seek a facelift are 40 + years old. However, if a patient has substantial loose skin of the face and or neck at a younger age, they can undergo a more limited variation of this procedure....

Please take a look at the link below.  It is not my website.  I want you to take a look at some famous people and their facial asymmetry - which you never noticed.There is nothing abnormal about your face.  Please stop stressing over it.  Nobody else sees it the way you do....

In general it isn't important if your incisions were closed with no tension. The head and neck have great blood supply. You can use Bio Corneum or Vit E oil from the capsules you buy at GNC or your pharmacy. Cut them open and rub a small amount into the areas affected twice a day until the...

Yes it is normal, especially since you had some swelling and bruising post op. Just be sure to check with your doctor that you don't have blood accumulation beneath the flaps. If you do, these need to be aspirated before they "organize" in to a more dense form of scar. Continue to use cold...

Since your eyelids are notclosing completely six months after your surgery that can lead to dry eye syndrome.Blinking reflexes will help to distribute tear more often to dry eyes. I doubtthat this blepharospam. Once your eyelids fully close, your dry eye willresolve but till then you may need to...