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Asymmetry
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What type of facial asymmetry do you have?
Jaw/cheek asymmetry can be fixed sometimes with changing your sleep and chewing.
Eye asymmetry can almost never be fixed without surgery
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That is not exactly true,well it depends on the cheek area? Is it the zygomatic arch,the zygomatic body,the canine fossa? Generally,literal bone like the lateral maxillary region or the zygomatic region can not be fixed. And the sleep stuff is cope,the force of you laying your head on a pillow is unimaginably small and distributed,sleep however you like and are comfortable with since sleeping on your back won’t really do much except increase the chance of sleep apnea. Now yeah the jaw makes sense I have to say,but it also depends on if it’s muscle or literal mandibular shift.
That is true,Orbital box osteotomy or cope.
