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How to fix my very asymmetrical face? I'm considering masseter Botox and mid face filler

Persistent87Jan 18, 2022
My face is super asymmetrical. The right side of my face is huge, droopy and masculine.. It’s more noticable from the sides and my two sideprofiles look so different. I’m considering masetter Botox and midface filler but I honestly don’t know what is the best option here. What should I do?

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