How to fix asymmetric mid/lower third of face

[newgenjaxon]

I’m currently sixteen but don’t know if that matters for asymmetrical just wondering if there is anything I can do to fix lower thirds cos my eye area is fine but then cheeks and maybe chin are very unsymmetrical but only when someone else or I take a photo in back camera as I don’t notice that much of a difference apart from my ramus on the right just looks a lot shorter than my left one plus massager muscle on the left can be seen when clenching but nothing on the right it is as if my left is more dominant, is there anything I can do or stop doing that may be causing this

 

[ENAHGY]

I’m currently sixteen but don’t know if that matters for asymmetrical just wondering if there is anything I can do to fix lower thirds cos my eye area is fine but then cheeks and maybe chin are very unsymmetrical but only when someone else or I take a photo in back camera as I don’t notice that much of a difference apart from my ramus on the right just looks a lot shorter than my left one plus massager muscle on the left can be seen when clenching but nothing on the right it is as if my left is more dominant, is there anything I can do or stop doing that may be causing this

Chew equally on both sides and sleep on ur back. If it isn't bad u shouldn't worry, u always notice ur own assymetry more that others will

 

[autisticloser]

Depends on if the asymmetry is skeletal or muscular (more developed muscles on one side of the face). In case it is skeletal, there is no way to correct it without surgical intervention, but if it is muscular, it should be corrected by facial exercises. Yours appears to be skeletal since there is variation in ramus height.