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V line surgery or fat transfer to fix uneven chin (photo)

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Affectionate583676Feb 28, 2025

Hello, my chin is very uneven, appears to push to the right side, I’m looking for more symmetry. I’m wondering would I have to have v line and fat transfer to achieve this. Looking for more even ness in my downturned eyes, fat transfer, but my chin jaw line is my main concern. I have had filler, but I don’t want to dissolve because of stories. The unevenness was there beforehand as well. I was looking to lessen it, instead it was pronounced. Looking for a softer look. What is recommended ….

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