Facial Symmetry
Every face is asymmetrical to some degree. Knowing your own pattern is useful mostly for grooming, parting your hair, and finding your best angle.
What we look at
- Eye alignment
- Brow alignment
- Cheek balance
- Mouth and jaw alignment
Worth trying
- Brow grooming that evens out small differences
- Trying your hair part on each side
- Finding your stronger camera angle
- Taking photos straight on in even light
Good to know
Camera lenses and head tilt create apparent asymmetry. A noticeable, sudden change in facial symmetry needs urgent medical attention.
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