Unhappy with the left side of my face. Is my asymmetry too complex? (Photos)

You have what we call a yaw of the jaw (sounds very Dr. Seuss but its a real thing). Your lower jaw is tilted to the left in the back of your jaw and I presume your upper jaw as well. You most likely have a growth discrepancy (from growth restriction) or craniofacial microsomia. This makes your left side look more rounded and prominent and your right side look shorter. Your chinpoint is very close to symmetric, but it is the overall balance of the jawline that makes it look more asymmetric. In terms of your cheek, you are softer on the left which you can see best in your 3/4 pics. So options, depending on where your upper midline is, would be:
1- jaw surgery-only if your upper midline was off, you had a malocclusion, or significant malposition of the upper jaw
2-L cheek implant, jawline contouring, with genioplasty. This would increase volume on your left side cheek, make the cheek symmetry better; the jawline contouring would allow the left angle and jawline to have a sharper definition; genioplasty would correct the asymmetry in your chin and I would recommend moving it just a little bit forward to improve your profile.