Why does the left side of my face look better while the right side looks completely flat?

[xoi]

I plan on getting a haircut before cruise, just been letting it grow wild to get some length. Also at a really high bodyfat % rn, already cut down from 186 to 177, going to hit 150 in 2-3 weeks, I know I'm sub5 and can go to LTN just by cutting weight since ive done it before, but my main concern rn is the fact that my left side of my face looks more defined and masculine, while the right side of my face just looks completely fucking flat. I'm thinking it might just be because of high bf but I can't remember if I still had the same issue when I was skinny. can someone identify the issue to make my right side look like my left? both softmax and hardmax tips. I'm 19 and my growth plates are closed so hgh is honestly not something i'd like to indulge into, I'd love to hear some softmax tips and if its even fixable that way, but I'll hardmax with surgery or drugs if needed. help.
First image(named img2) is right side, the one I consider bad
Second image(named img1) is the left side, which I consider better.

 

[N.N]

They look the same mabye take a better photo and i can make a better conclusion

 

[Abdullahm06]

i have the same thing

 

[maxximus]

BREAKING: dude discovers asymmetry

isnt something you can fix

asymmetry isnt an issue, not at your scale

no girl's gonna notice that

i'd focus more on the recession

 

[xoi]

BREAKING: dude discovers asymmetry

isnt something you can fix

asymmetry isnt an issue, not at your scale

no girl's gonna notice that

i'd focus more on the recession

What do you suggest doing to fix the recession?

 

[N.N]

hmm mabye look around and find out that surgery or ortho work is the only thing that can save you

What do you suggest doing to fix the recession?

 

[xoi]

I'm fine w getting ortho done, I have sleep apnea so I could even get insurance to cover some, hope you dont mind but could you be a little more specific on what type of recession I have? like chin, or lower/upper jaw recession?