What procedures can I have done to improve my overall facial harmony? (Photo)

Your nose looks quite good so I would not recommend a rhinoplasty. However, I would recommend a chin implant and possibly a lip lift. Your lips are slightly asymmetrical with one corner lower than the opposite.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

The most importan thing to be done it's to improve the lower third, and I'm talking about improving your chin projeciton, both frontward and downward, next a little bit of temple filler, then your undereye area and the cherry on top would be to improve your upper/lower lit ratio with dermal filler

Hi! First of all, I think you look great overall- nothing stands out to me too much on you that screams "I need intervention". However, if you DO want to consider options, I agree that the chin is one place you can add some volume, either with filler or an implant. The nice thing about doing that is that it will naturally help improve the jawline contour and perhaps buy you some time before you start noticing skin hanging around your neck.

At least from the photos provided, there appear to be volume deficits in the cheeks, as evidenced by the lack of upper outer cheek projection and incipient under-eye bags in the frontal view and lack of chin & lip projection in the profile view. If this is indeed the case, then the use of a robust HA volumizing filler in the cheeks and in the chin would rectify these issues and the use of a less robust HA lip filler would address this deficit. Frankly, I do not see any significant aesthetic issue with the nose in either view that requires any treatment and believe that addressing the aforementioned regions would help to establish greater balance and proportionality in both frontal and profile views without any need to treat the nose. You would be wise to make sure to consult an experienced, board certified cosmetic dermatology filler expert. In experienced hands, the entire treatment outlined here should not take longer than 30-45 minutes to perform in one sitting with immediate, i.e. on-the-spot results that typically engender a "Wow!" reaction. Hope this helps and best of luck..

One, you have a pretty face now. Two, your nose is fine. However, your chin is a bit weak. You could try some jaw and chin filler to give more volume and definition and to see how you like things. Otherwise, you might consider a chin augmentation for better balance. The chin should reach out as much as the lower lip on side profile and yours is a bit weak. With your slim face, you do not want to be too aggressive with the chin, however.

Facial aesthetics are primarily determined by bone structure. If your goal is to create better balance, then you need to first understand what is out of the balance. In other words the first step is to make an assessment to have a clear understanding of what the problem is. I suggest you avoid the temptation of Prescribing your own operations.
We can to be quite biased, and how we view ourselves so relying on the expertise of someone who has formal training to make a facial assessment, may be a better approach.
Personally, I see no obvious need for intervention. Great results can be had using fillers in the hands of those with sufficient skill and experience.
The ability to make a quality facial assessment is not easy or straightforward, and even those with formal training, sometimes fail in their ability to do this well.
If you’re really motivated to make changes to your facial appearance, to begin the process of having consultations and see where it leads you. From my perspective, people should avoid having intervention or surgery, unless there is a real need that justifies having surgical intervention.
Personally, I don’t see a need for surgery.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD

Good afternoon. You could benefit from a Rhinoplasty, but also with a chin filler, a rhinomodeling with hyaluronic acid could also have an excellent result for your face type.