How to correct facial asymmetry? Causes of facial asymmetry

Nowadays, cosmetic surgery technology is so advanced, and many people have plastic surgery. Some people with facial asymmetry can go to a plastic surgery hospital for fine-tuning. So what are the reasons for facial asymmetry?

1. Force yourself to correct bad habits. If you like to eat with one side of your teeth, the masseter muscle on that side of your face will be larger, so your face will look bigger. If you want to correct this, you must change this eating habit. In addition, many people sleep on their side and always like to sleep on one side, which will also cause asymmetry between the left and right sides of the face. Therefore, you should try your best to adjust your sleeping position to prevent the asymmetry between the left and right sides from becoming more obvious. Of course, if you want to completely solve the asymmetry, you can use a small V mask with a double-lifting design. Natural massage promotes various face-slimming factors to penetrate into the bottom layer of the skin, which has a significant effect on facial asymmetry.

2. Use makeup techniques. Makeup techniques are very powerful. You can use shading and highlighting to make up your face. Just use dark concealer to shade the sides of your cheeks and highlight the cheekbones. The effect of this modification is not obvious, but it is effective for people with slightly asymmetrical faces.

1. One is asymmetric bone development, and the other is asymmetry caused by development or damage of subcutaneous soft tissue.

2. Usually, bones are divided into zygomatic bone and mandibular asymmetry, and soft tissue is divided into fat and muscle asymmetry.

3. First, you need to understand the condition of your face and the specific cause, and then prescribe the right medicine.

There is no need for plastic surgery. The two sides of a person's face are not the same size, and there is no such thing as complete symmetry. In your case, the left side is very thin, so you can massage the left side of your face more and chew more with the left side when eating. After a period of training, it should be basically symmetrical.

If the two cheeks are only slightly asymmetrical, it is not recommended to adjust them. People's faces are naturally asymmetrical, and there is no such thing as a completely symmetrical face. In this case, you can use makeup and hairstyles to cover it up in your daily life. In addition, you should pay more attention to your biting habits and try not to habitually eat with one side of your teeth. Chewing on one side will cause facial asymmetry at the least and form a biased jaw at the worst.