What type of asymmetry do I have in my face? Uneven smile (photos)

Facial asymmetry is quite common and can result from a variety of factors, including differences in bone structure, muscle development, and fat distribution. Based on your description, here are some observations regarding the asymmetry you mentioned:

Right Side:
Higher Jaw: The right side of your jaw sits higher, which can contribute to the appearance of your right eye being slightly higher as well.
Fuller Cheek: More fat on the right cheek can influence the width of your smile on this side and contribute to the overall facial asymmetry.
Dimple Presence: The presence of a dimple on the right side can also affect the appearance of symmetry when smiling.

Left Side:
Larger Jaw: The left jaw being larger might contribute to the overall shape and balance of your face.
Less Cheek Fat: With less fat on the left cheek, you may find it easier to smile wider on this side.
Facial asymmetry can be a natural variation and is usually not a cause for concern unless it affects your quality of life or self-esteem. If you are considering addressing these asymmetries for cosmetic reasons, consultation with a facial plastic surgeon or a dermatologist specializing in cosmetic procedures might provide options such as fillers, Botox, or other treatments to achieve a more balanced appearance. Always ensure that any intervention is tailored to your specific needs and goals.