Boston Face Asymmetry correction without surgery, with Botox and fillers

It’s common knowledge now that symmetrical faces are more attractive, judge for yourself with this little experiment someone has conducted online:

In my practice I always try to correct asymmetry while doing any procedure at all, whether it’s balancing brows, lips, chin or jaws. Good 10% of people seek my help with initial goal to fix the asymmetry. Most common reason someone else’s work: asymmetrical nose after surgery or lips after augmentation. The most challenging is correcting very asymmetrical faces due to injury after viral disease or surgery. People who know me well know that I don’t shy away from challenges, after all it’s the only way to progress, learn and be a better Provider. I often cut my fee or waive it completely in case of medical issue which I determine during a consultation. I enjoy those cases tremendously and feel very good if I could make someone’s life a little better.

This gentleman comes in for a tweak every few months. You sure have seen him before on my website https://visagesculpture.com.php56-17.dfw3-1.websitetestlink.com/asymmetry-correction/

and in the video featured on ABC news on this special service of ours https://youtu.be/f4-FAmisQH0?list=PL8somoqJD9pjJ7thEORhqJMSNcoxm19JT

His injury was due to a surgeon’s mistake, facial nerve was damaged which resulted in left side paralysis and later right side started pulling to make up for lost balance. His treatment is very creative for me and keeps me on my toes anatomy-wise.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/11/prweb11373236.htm

Fun little cases like that one below always put a smile on my face too 😀 Just few units of Botox