Half my face and eye is lower than the other half? (Photo)

It is very common for us to have facial asymmetry. Often one eye seems higher or smaller than the other, or in your case you seem to have a bit more soft tissue on right side than the left. Usually, it is only the patient that notices these subtle asymmetries unless the condition is more severe. This is probably the case in your situation. There are some procedures that can be done to increase the soft tissue of the face (fat grafting) but I would be very careful doing this procedure in someone as young as yourself as normal weight gain in later years may cause the face to seem overdone. In terms of the eye, sometimes a ptosis repair might make things more symmetric.An in person consultation might be helpful if you were still interested. 

Hi bethmangan13; I suspect that there's a lot going on here. I would need to examine your face carefully to formulate a diagnosis and treatment plan. Using this photo which is limited, there is some facial asymmetry and possibly issues with you upper eyelids and brow activity that needs further evaluation. If you are interested, please contact us for a consultation. Take care.

Facial and eye asymmetry is common. See following video for some reasons. There are both surgical and nonsurgical options available. Need consultation to proper evaluate your eyes. Skype consult available.

Thank you for your question.  I agree, you have facial asymmetry.  If you also have weakness on the smaller side of the face.  You need a good exam by a facial plastic surgeon to determine what is causing the weakness.  Then once the underlying cause is determined, there are surgical options to make the face and eyes look more even.

is very strange to look at since the norm is to be asymmetric as you are.  If you're truly having trouble elevating your brows, you should see your doctor as something else could be developing.  Your photos do show mild asymmetry but nothing enough to warrant procedures in my opinion.  Be wary of those wanting to do a procedure on you as it could make things even worse for you but fillers are pretty safe since they will eventually go away.