How to correct recessed jaw, double chin, and profile aesthetics: do I need Botox, fillers, or orthodontics? (Photos)

First of all, your profile photos are stunningly attractive. Asymmetry is normal for everyone. Most of these non surgical procedures are temporary and you will have to do them over and over again. Have an in-person consultation with an excellent plastic surgeon and discuss your options. 
Yes, Kybella is going to help you with double chin, Botox can help you with Bruxism.
Best wishes,
Dr. Shanthala

Thank you for submitting your questions and photos. If you have not had a consultation with an orthodontist, I would suggest starting there, based on your assessment that you may need to have adjustment made to the lower jaw, and the presence of TMJ. They may suggest surgery if there is improper alignment of the upper and lower jaw. If you are orthodontically correct, then a consultation with a plastic surgeon would be the next step. You might consider a chin implant or chin filler for your profile concerns. Botox can be used to relax the masseter muscle to minimize the fullness of the left jawline, and to relax the chin if it pulls forward, but cannot move the jaw forward. Botox injected into the masseter can also be of value with TMJ issues. Filler can also be placed along the right jawline to add fullness to adjust for asymmetry. Another consideration for the correction of your profile overall is Kybella, which is a series of injections to dissolve chin fat. Best wishes as you pursue your concerns!

Hello and thank you for your question.  The
best advice you can receive is from an in-person consultation.  There are many possible options to improve your submental region and facial asymmetry, including possible possible, submental liposuction, and chin augmentation.  This decision should
be based on a detailed discussion with equal input from both you
and your surgeon.   Make sure you specifically look
at before and after pictures of real patients who have had this surgery
performed by your surgeon and evaluate their results.   The most
important aspect is to find a surgeon you are comfortable with. I recommend
that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified plastic surgeon who
can evaluate you in person.
Best wishes and good luck.
Richard G. Reish, M.D.  FACS
Harvard-trained plastic surgeon

Hello and thank you for your question. I see a two fold solution to your profile issues. First the "sub-mentum" or the area beneath your chin and neck line. Kybella is a treatment that eliminates fat as in the "double chin". It is not inexpensive as it's price is about $600 per Ampule. I think you may get by with one or two ampules. Next I would suggest a chin augmentation with the filler of your choice. In combination these two techniques would offer you a significant change in your profiles appearance. I like Juvederm Ultra or Voluma in the chin. Talk with your injector about my suggestions,. Best of luck to you with whatever you decide to do.

You would be a candidate for liposuciton, kybella or cool sculpting for the double chin..I offer all 3 but generally recommend lipo because its easy to be precise and its very predictable.. kybella has more swelling and bruising and cool sculpting can be more expensive.I love bellafill for a "weak" chin... i inject directly on the bone and sometimes go laterally from the point of the chin along the jaw line. there are some photos on my profile

The best approach would be to see a Plastic Surgeon. I have easily "corrected" your profile on Photoshop by adding volume to the "recess" below your lip and by enhancing your chin volume and position. Although that can be achieved with filler injections a more permanent option would be much more beneficial to you. Again, I suggest you see your Plastic Surgeon.

Even though you have submitted a good set of photographs, nothing will be more of benefit to you than an in-person consultation with an orthodontist and or a plastic surgeon. The amount of facial asymmetry your face shows is actually quite normal for the general population. Good luck in your future endeavors

Kybella will help with the submental fullness/fat and a small amount of filler will give the chin more definition. I would speak with an orthodontist if you are concerned about the overbite. 

Hi 5150anon,First off, have a consult with an orthodontist who will be able to correct any overbite. Wearing braces would not correct the TMJ but the dentist can identify and correct if you are favoring one side more than the other. Our faces are not perfectly symmetrical but sometimes, the asymmetry is heightened by poor dentition on one side.That said, Kybella or CoolSculpting mini may be able to minimize the submental fat. Your chin doesn't seem receded but if you want more definition, you could have some filler injected. Botox on the masseters can help if the muscles are strong and enlarged. All the best, Justin Harper, M.D.