I'm so unhappy with my face! I need advice on what I should fix to balance my features! Any suggestions? (photos)

You do not have significant asymmetry that would warrant a major surgical intervention. My advice to you at this point, is not to do any surgery. Slight fat grafting or filler to the right cheek may improve some minor facial asymmetry and perceived hollowness of the right compared to left. These sorts of minor differences are very normal

Facial asymmetries are very common, and everyone has some degree of facial asymmetry. A crooked and asymmetric nose can be adjusted with a rhinoplasty procedure. To straighten the crooked nose requires osteotomies to realign the nasal bones, sometimes a cartilaginous spreader graft placed on the concave side, and shaving down the dorsal hump which is composed of both bone and cartilage on either one or both sides of the bridge line.

Dear leahmackenzie,

Thank you for your clinical post and photographs. First and foremost first impression on your
nasofacial views and proportions that you have some very pretty features and a
strong craniofacial structures upon which to improve slightly upon some of the
aesthetic concerns you have. There are a
number of subtle facial asymmetries that you perceive and, in fact, all human
faces have some degree of asymmetry. No
two ears, eyes, hands, breasts or feet are the same and we strive to achieve
facial aesthetic balance and proportion through the least invasive techniques
possible to give the most natural appearing aesthetic outcome and
enhancement.

Generally for tired eyes, big eyes sunken socket with
inadequately supported under eyes can be corrected most simply with soft tissue
fillers using a micro-cannula in the under eye region. In fact, soft tissue fillers even either your
own fat or products such as Juvéderm Voluma
and Restylane can be injected to soften some of the more masculine craniofacial
features and provide a more rested feminine look. More permanent bony structural changes can be
performed, however, it is often wise to undergo computer imaging with a plastic
surgeon or facial plastic surgeon with a lot of facial aesthetic enhancement
experience and at your young age to perform soft tissue fillers first to see if
these changes agree with your sense of aesthetic improvement.

A global facial assessment with a busy plastic surgeon with
both non-surgical and surgical techniques to offer is probably a wise place for
you to start.

I am trained in both plastic surgery and ear, nose, throat,
head and neck oncology and have been performing cosmetic facial plastic surgery
and rhinoplasty surgery and soft tissue injections for over 20 years. Realistic expectations without being over
critical and starting with simple techniques that allow you to assess the
aesthetic outcome is usually the wisest place to start.

I hope this information has been of some assistance and best
of luck.

For more information, please review the link below.

R. Stephen Mulholland, M.D.

Certified Plastic Surgeon

Yorkville, Toronto

Hello,Please let me start by saying that you should feel pretty all the time! You are an attractive young lady and you do not need "work" done to correct things. Facial asymmetries are the rule as opposed to the exception, the majority of people have irregularities and differences between one side of the face and the other.If your nose bothers you, you can opt to undergo a rhinoplasty in order to straighten it and modify its shape. I would advised to leave all else alone. Best wishes.Dr. A. Gantous