My lower face (jaw and chin) seem crooked. Is there any procedure that can be done? (photos)

Thank you for your pictures. In my opinion, a sliding genioplasty to correct your chin asymmetry would be reasonable. You need to make sure that your jaw does not have this same asymmetry. I would visit with a board certified oral surgeon or board certified plastic surgeon. Best wishes.

 No one's face is completely symmetrical; however, there are conditions that result in a noticeable facial asymmetry for which people seek correction. In addition, there are several procedures to correct facial asymmetry depending upon the cause.You will need a complete examination, clinical photographs, as well as radiographs and a cephalometric analysis to determine the cause of your facial asymmetry.My  suggestion would be to seek consultation with a board-certified  maxillofacial surgeon who is very experienced in orthographic surgery and in particular the correction of facial asymmetry.Best of luck!