Thank you for sharing your concerns — it’s very common to notice small differences in facial features, and most people have some degree of asymmetry. The key is creating balance and proportion, rather than aiming for perfect symmetry. From what you’ve described, here are some approaches that can help enhance facial harmony: 1. Non-surgical options: Dermal fillers: Can add volume to areas that are smaller or uneven, like the cheeks, chin, or jawline. Subtle adjustments often make a noticeable difference in overall symmetry. Botox or neuromodulators: Can relax muscles that cause uneven movements, softening asymmetries in areas like the jaw, brow, or around the mouth. Skin treatments: Improving texture and tone with lasers, microneedling, or chemical peels can make features appear more balanced. 2. Surgical options: Rhinoplasty: Since you feel your nose is small, careful reshaping or augmentation can help bring your nose into proportion with the rest of your face. Chin or jaw augmentation/reduction: Can improve the lower-third balance if the chin or jawline contributes to perceived asymmetry. Eyelid or brow procedures: In some cases, subtle lifts can enhance harmony in the upper face. Even small, targeted changes can have a big impact on perceived balance. Facial symmetry is about proportions and harmony, and addressing one or two key areas often creates the most natural, aesthetically pleasing results.