Asymmetry - how can I achieve a more symmetrical face from all angles? (Photo)

Thank you for opening up and sharing your photo and concerns. First, I want to reassure you that facial asymmetry is extremely common—nearly everyone has some degree of it, even if it’s only noticeable to themselves. I hear how much this has been affecting your confidence, and it’s understandable to want to explore options that might help you feel more balanced in your appearance.

When it comes to achieving greater facial symmetry, there are both surgical and non-surgical approaches. Surgical options can include procedures such as rhinoplasty (if the nose contributes to imbalance), orthognathic or jaw surgery (if the bones of the face are a factor), or facial implants to enhance contour and projection. For milder asymmetry, non-surgical options like dermal fillers, Botox, or fat grafting can help soften imbalances and create more harmony without permanent changes.

The best approach depends on what specifically is creating the asymmetry—whether it’s bone structure, soft tissue, or muscle activity. A facial plastic surgeon would be the right type of specialist to give you a tailored plan, as they can evaluate your proportions in detail and explain the most effective and safest options for your goals.

It’s important to also remember that what you may see as very prominent, others may not notice at all. Many patients find that even subtle adjustments can make a big difference in how they feel about their appearance.

Assessment of full face is important in cases such as these. We do facial lifting and slimming with neuromodulators and resurfacing lasers, such as botox and microneedlign RF, and contouring with biostimulators or HA filler.