My facial profile is different on both sides.. Plastic Surgery could work?
by Techdude on Sunday, August 15th, 2010 | 6 Comments
I have been depressed and stressed out on the fact that i have two different facial profiles. I am thinking its either my jaw or it is my nose. I am going to a plastic surgeon this Thursday and I am wondering if there is a procedure on making your face more symmetric or is rhinoplasty what im looking for? I also do have TMJ on the left side of my jaw so i was thinking about a jaw surgeon fixing my problem. who to go for?
p.s. crooked teeth arent the reason my face is assymetrical.. i have had braces recently off.
I also do have breathing problems. Here is a front facial profile of myself. Checkout my nose.
http://c4.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/27/m_999b0db2844542378dd92f03f459549b.jpg
your proably not gonna listen to me.
but if you wanna look symmetrical, use makeup.
dont get someone to cut your face.
because if it goes wrong, its permanent.
and there are consequences of plastic surgery.
I don’t think you should do any. You look perfectly fine to me.
But it is your choice.
idk… i guess i must be blind cuz i dont see it. maybe its the picture? hmm idk! but you look fine to me! although if you are having breathing problems then yeah its probably important to get it checked out and see what can be done!
Hey you don’t look that bad
y’alls face looks pretty symetrical to me…y waste money when you don’t really have to?
some people need the money…really, think about it.
you look fine to me!
No one’s face is symmetrical!! Except maybe Jacqueline Smith. She was one of the original Charlie’s Angels. I’ve taken maybe a zillion photos professionally, and I can guarantee you that many actors and actresses who are considered the most attractive do not have symmetrical faces (even after cosmetic surgery), I can’t think of one today who does. Take a close look at Angelina Jolie, who is stunningly beautiful — one eye looks more open than the other – you can see her eyelids are different, more of one eyelid shows than the other, her nose is not symmetrical, nor are her lips. And her photos are touched up.
If you keep stressing out about this, I suggest that you talk to a therapist. I think you’re seeing problems that aren’t there or aren’t as noticeable as you think they are, honestly. Plastic surgery would likely not give a pleasing result, you don’t really have an issue that needs to be fixed. If you do want to try to *perfect* your nose, I suggest you think about it very carefully. Men tend to look feminine after rhinoplasty, even when done by the best surgeons. It is rare to find a surgeon who won’t overdo it.
Good luck with your decisions.