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I have asymmetrical face. what is the way to correct it? hopefully not surgery.
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See below: Virtualy everyone has an assymetric face (and body). If this assymetry is of the quality that you desire repair, surgery is the modality of choice in most cases.
Answered 2/27/2013
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