Cheek Asymmetry is Primarily from Bone Structure, and Further Affected by Aging and/or Weight Fluctuation

Amiya Prasad, MD

New York Oculoplastic surgeon Amiya Prasad, MD reviews a lady's question about the cause and correction of her cheek asymmetry, explaining facial asymmetry's roots in bone structure, further affected by weight fluctuation and age-related volume loss

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Cheek Asymmetry is Primarily from Bone Structure, and Further Affected by Aging and/or Weight Fluctuation

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