How to fix my asymmetric face/jawline?

you can use fillers and implants to help asymmetrical faces.  Please see an expert for an evaluation.  Botox can be used on jawlines and liposuction to the face can even things out as well.  Best, Dr. Emer.

You have mild degree of facial asymmetry that we would consider normal. It this bothers you so much best solution in your age would be augmentation of the entire left side of face with fat grafts. It works very well with young individuals. However, you should find a plastic surgeon with significant expertise in facial fat grafting and discuss your options. Good luck.

Great question.  EVERYONE  has differences between the sides of the face.  It is just a matter of degree.  First question is whether the asymmetry affects the relationship of the teeth?  If not, in your case I would recommend fillers to the smaller left side to match the right. Maybe consider a neuroblocker to the masseter on the right.  The neuroblocker(Botox, Dysport, Xeomin) will diminish the size of the muscle in the lower face( not approved by the FDA for this purpose). Start slowly, and build to your goal or what you want.  I would recommend developing a relationship with a professional who could work with you to achieve the changes you want. Lastly, the people who tell you that you look like a "cotton ball on your left cheek",  they are the ones you need to avoid (I am saying that nicely).  You look great, go out and have fun!!!!!!

Much of your facial asymmetry, as you have noted is in the upper cheek area. i suspect that this is due to the bone being fuller and wider join that side as well as an increased size of the buccal fat pad. A 3D CT scan would help make this diagnosis. If so, cheekbone reduction and a buccal lipectomy would be helpful for an overall cheek reduction and improvement in facial symmetry.

It's difficult to notice the asymmetry but the next step is for you to consult with a surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.  Facial symmetry is common and much of it not corrected with surgical intervention.

  Hi, I have performed many facial shaping procedures, over the past 30 years, using dermal fillers or facial implants (cheek, chin).  From the photos the cheeks are an average degree of asymmetric however the anterior portions (in the front) of both are relatively flat which makes the right side, of the face, appear an elongated oval shape and the more narrow left side of the face more rectangular in shape.  The width, height, amount of facial fat, differences in cheek and jaw line projection are all contributing factors.   Following the beauty principles outlined in my book on face and body beauty, women look the most feminine, youthful and attractive with heart shaped faces.  Heart shaped faces have cheeks that are full and round in the front.  Cheek augmentation with a dermal filler or using cheek implants for a permanent enhancement will create full, round cheeks that will feminize the entire face.  You may want to try a dermal filler to shape the cheeks and fill out the anterior portion of the left jaw line first before having any permanent procedure.  Despite its recent increase in popularity, fat transfer (injections) are nowhere near as reliable as off the shelf dermal fillers or facial implants and for that I reason, I do not use fat for facial shaping procedures.  There are several medical boards that contain well trained plastic & cosmetic surgeons:Facial Plastic Surgeons (American Board of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery).General Plastic Surgeons (American Board of Plastic Surgery)Cosmetic Surgeons (American Board of Cosmetic Surgery)  Board certification or society membership alone does not guarantee results and it's disingenuous for any one board member to suggest superiority over others based upon board membership alone.  Select your plastic & cosmetic surgeon based upon their training, experience, reputation, before and after photos (not photo imaging) and most importantly for their aesthetic judgment.  Hope this helps.

The most obvious asymmetry is in the cheek region. This can be improved with injection of fillers such as Voluma or Restylane Lyft, the injection of your own fat, or the placement of a silicone implant on the weak side. There are advantages and disadvantages f each which can be discussed during consultation. I'm having trouble evaluating the jawline in these pictures.