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I've recently noticed my face is very asymmetrical. What should I get done to help correct this? (Photo)

aw1872Apr 30, 2015
I've noticed over the past year that I have some skeletal asymmetry, particularly in my jaw and forehead. My eyes are very asymmetrical and so is my hairline, my lips, and my smile. How asymmetrical am I compared to most people? Could this be corrected with fillers or do I need something more drastic? Thanks!

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