I was talking to a friend who told me that he’s never thought he was attractive. So I asked him when he first saw when he looks at me. He said my eyes, then my hair. Well, I confided I tend to look at my eye bags and double chin. So I told him people are looking for beauty. So I don’t know who needs to hear this, but when others look at you they probably look at your best features, so should you. Don’t fall into the trap of focusing on flaws.
@@rajanimdskincare Thank you Dr. This is what I love most about you. Your commitment to helping others. Not just as a Dr physically helping people transform but emotionally & spiritually. This is why I watch your content. Appreciate you very much. Keep it coming. 🙏🙏🙏❤️😊
One of my granddaughters was born with a severed nerve on one side of her lip when she was coming through the birthing canal. It doesn't bother her, and it is so adorable when she talks, laughs and smiles. Kinda like Elvis. It gives her character, and I can't imagine her any other way. She's absolutely adorable!
Yeah but so many beholders want the majority of what everyone else wants and at closing time at the bar the ones who walked in alone are the ones who walk out alone
I’m so asymmetrical… and you are right- the older you get, the worse it gets 😂🤦🏻♀️Oy Vay! The only time I love it completely is when I see it in my children’s faces.. then it swells my heart up and fills me with pride.
I believe that regular exercise makes a substantial difference .. good diet .. full supplements .. and complete creams, but Dr. Rajani has a fantastic face.
As a seasoned yoginie of nearly 15 years…best thing I ever did was a consistent yoga practice at an early age. Ashtanga to be precise. I have seen my entire body and face change. The primary series is all on alignment and detoxification ( 5 years of 6 day a week practice) the face, the limbs are all extensions of the spine. If you look at dancers and yogi’s they have symmetry bc their spines are strong and flexible . Start yoga. It’s never too late ❤
@@alicesvideos you’re correct. However with body work you naturally align asymmetries. i have worked with an osteo with over 50 years experience that specialises in dance injury and has worked with the Sydney dance company for over 25 years. Yes dancers, particularly African American - if training correctly ( strength and flexibility ) will align their structure, making them more symmetrical
@@alicesvideos I know this for myself as well as I used to have many postural issues. From age of late twenties I had chronic rsi and back pain. I had to see an osteo every week for pain relief. Again, through yoga, changing the way I work, body exercises and movements my structural column re aligned and my body became more symmetrical. I see an osteo 3 times a year for general maintenance
@@AnnaWhite-go6nz I'm thinking you can strengthen certain parts that might be weak in order to bring more symmetry, but we're each born with a bone structure that tends to not be identical on both sides. I think we see it more in our faces. For instance, one of my eyes is deeper set than the other and that likely has to do with slightly different socket shapes, something that can't be changed. There are likely procedures that could be performed to perhaps bring in more symmetry, but I'm not into that sort of thing. I think in our everyday lives, we tend to do certain movements repetitively that aren't good for us. I watch TV sitting up in bed, and I cross my right ankle over my left. If I cross my left over my right, when I get up to do whatever, I feel a weakness in my right groin. I could probably do myself some good taking some Alexander Technique classes from a friend of mine to get myself into better alignment.
You're right about yoga though. It can really help. About 20 or so years ago, I did Sivananda Yoga for quite a while. What I noticed was the elimination of back pain.
You're a 10 Dr Rajani! 😊 I've learned so much about skin care, supplementation and general anti-aging techniques/procedures through your videos. Thanks for the life-changing content :)
I also have read that we are now hyper-focused on our faces - taking and posting more pics of ourselves so we fixate on our faces now more than ever. I have asymmetrical brows and one side of my face is somewhat flatter, AND one of my eyes is slightly larger. I’ve had some help w the brows w Botox. I don’t know if anyone notices much about my face cause I do get compliments often but I certainly notice all these “issues.”
Oh! I have that. BIG TIME! I had an underdeveloped chin and a large nose. Very English look. I had it fixed. But if you go overboard, you take away your character. Like how deceased people don't look like they did In life.
Ahh... Beauty is beyond a face! No doubt! Some people have perfect face,but a crooket heart... Lets just focus on the 99%of good leave one percent out... Have a great one.. Thanks for sharing!!!
Dr. Rajani, forgive me if you've done a vid on this, but could you perhaps address Adipeau? Before I drop major dough on it, I'd like to know your take on whether the hype is real in restoring facial fat. The website is pretty impressive. Thanks!
This was fun, Doc! Enjoy your take on things! Personally, I like a little quirk here and there that makes people unique. Don't get me wrong, tho, beauty is nice also! Thanks!
I am eagerly awaiting your review of the Newa! Mine has been sitting on my counter unboxed for the past 6 months because I’m uncertain if I’ll have fat loss or not.
I'm 35 and just over the last year my eye brown has changed severely one is higher then the other its like one side of my eyebrown dropped i use to never have this i looked at pictures from before and nothing but as this last year i looked at pictures and you can tell its getting worse and worse i have no idea why one eyebrow is lower now i hate it
I’m exceptionally asymmetrical. I hate it. If you look at me from my left side, it looks like a different person. My eyes are especially different from each other. I find it makes me unattractive and has definitely gotten worse as I age
My face is very symetrical except for the left side of my jawline.I have a tiny tiny bit of sagging because it's the side where i sleep. I want to have to have sculptra. Can it help with my problem ? Please excuse my english. I wish that you had your office in Montréal
I have always had a more hooded squinty eye on the left side and may get an upper bleph to fix it someday. My grandma had it as well and got both eyes lifted in her seventies since the aging process took over. I may wait to see if the other eye gets a little droopy so I can do both together! I look like her so dont want to take my similarities away because she was so beautiful.
I had an Art teacher in high school who told us Elizabeth Taylor had a symmetrical face. Mine is hopelessly asymmetrical. I saw the cray when I went to get a consultation on braces. So crooked!😞
Doctor, please tell me what studies I can refer my physician to that highlight how K2 and D3 are beneficial in the absorption of calcium into your bones and in your joints. Thank you. Love your content and your good nature. Namaste
Dr Raj…I have a question about propylene glycol (1-2 Pentanediol)….ive seen this in a serum for a home microneedle product, I am a nurse wondering is this safe after looking up the MSDS on it. Thanks so much!
@@sarashepard7504why would you do that and cause the other side to become saggy. Don’t remove healthy teeth ever. They shouldn’t have been removed for her earlier in life either she should have gone to an orthodontist to widen her pallet so all her teeth would fit.
Try oral exercise called mewing. Lots of videos about it on you tube. Similar happened me as a kid. I was a mouth breather due to sinus issues and the dentist removed a few of my teeth but both sides to prevent over crowding and the need for braces .. it was a bad decision. However mewing even over the age of bone development (25) can make a huge difference to the shape & bone structure of your lower face. It made a bid difference for me in about 6months - a year and it’s something you practice for life.. but you end up doing it naturally without thinking after a while. It’s about correct tongue posture and keeping your mouth closed when asleep. If you have sleep apnea it may help taking vitamin d and b6. Or use a nasal spray if you get blocked sinuses. Try to sleep on your back rather than side or face down. Either way mewing will help even if those aren’t the reasons your sagging as it improves the bone structure of the face. I was getting jewels and they have more or less reversed and I’m 53.
You know your stuff! I love watching your videos because they are very informative. Like you said asymmetry is not talked about but it matters. This is one of my issues as I pass through the years.
My right side is asymmetric in several ways. My right eye is slightly higher than the left. Thus, my right eyelid is more hooded than my left eyelid as there's less room. My right eyebrow is less arched than my left. My right cheek is much flatter than my left. The right side of my top lip is thinner and my jaw is slightly crooked so my mouth / lips look crooked for that reason also. My right jawline is also weaker. My right ear is also different to my left, AND my right nostril is a slightly different shape / angle to my left. AAAAGH! 😅 Filler REALLY helped my lips, cheeks and jawline. The eye area and nose I can't really do anything about. Botox doesn't help to lift anything.
Good thing we're the only ones who notice those things. Others just see us as a whole while we see ourselves as individual parts. My right eye is slightly deeper set so there's no real crease in the upper lid like on my left. I've evened up my brows with the Nira Pro. If you're a side sleeper, as I am, that brings asymmetry to a whole new level as we age.
I bet no-one else even notices all these flaws you find in yourself. As I age I find I'm a bit more lopsided too. I do facial yoga which helps but at almost 81 I'm not going to stress about it.😊
@@janetblanc7658 Exactly! No one else sees them. Now if it's something major, I might want to try to address it but we all have uneven eyes, brows, cheeks, etc. The bridge of my nose is slightly off, which I can see and feel but no one has ever noticed it. I just assumed I was probably face down in the womb and those soft bones got moved over ever so slightly.
I HATE when people use a picture of someone NOT looking straight in to demonstrate asymmetry. Even facing slightly to one side will make your face look widely more asymmetric (than it actually is) if you apply the mirror affect to it. This is what’s happening in your first example. You mostly just demonstrated that her head was slightly turned, not that her face is asymmetrical. Yes, people have asymmetrical faces. I certainly have one. And this can be properly demonstrated by using photos of people that are actually looking perfectly straight on at the camera.
@@rajanimdskincare I apologize for how harsh my original comment probably sounded. Idk why I wrote it so aggressively. This just happens to be a pet peeve of mine. Can you see what I’m saying about that first example though? You can see more of one side of her head than the other because her head is turned slightly to our left / her right. That’s the source of most of the apparent asymmetry. If you legitimately wanted me to do that, I would, though I wouldn’t know how to get the photos to you.
That closeness to average can equate to blandness. I definitely prefer and am more fascinated and attracted to slight differences. That's why I don't like makeup that "averages out" people's looks. Or those cookie-cutter eyebrows. They have an actual measurement to make everyone's brows the same! Too boring! Lopsidedness is unfortunate, it's great if we can fix that
I struggle with this with my eyebrows. I'm kind of confused though because some pictures they look even and others they don't. I asked my doctor and she said they look even. So I don't know how uneven they are. What can you do for uneven eyebrows?
I also struggle with uneven eyebrows. My eyebrows were even when I was younger. My corrugator muscle on my left side seems much stronger than on my right side and I think this causes my left eyebrow to be lower than my right. I wonder if Botox might fix this? That's just my theory about what's causing my problem - could be wrong.
Dr Ranaji, this is off topic… what do you think of Kybella off label areas of face.. also, radiesse.. I recently got one vial for the jaw and went back for a second.. goodness it’s not enough is it? And my Dr doesn’t say this… I think we need maybe 3 at least.. what do you think?
As a competitive kickboxer for the past three decades multiple broken noses, deep cuts around my eyes all treated ringside or the hospital. No legitimate plastic surgery. In high school people told me I need to model or give it a shot in Hollywood. Well I loved the sport too much and that life never happened for me. But I will bet you I could knock out Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise and George Clooney in a few seconds. We are all about the same age and the movie choreographed fighting isn’t going to help them. Jason Statham isn’t as pretty and I have no idea how that would end up. Probably both of us in the hospital needing facial plastic surgery but he wins regardless because he can afford the best plastic surgeons. I just get the ear, nose & throat doctor to crank my nasal passages so I can breath through my nose again.
My face this year at 45 is noticeably very asymmetric. My eyebrow is lower, eye corners are hanging down more. The skin above one eye is over the lid more than the other eye. I can’t afford injections so I pray to god that facial exercises do in fact help.
How do we see an expert if they all think they’re experts but are not as good as they should be? What do we ask? Please do a video on how to find a “good” expert that will do what you’re doing and saying in this video. Maybe we should just get them to call you for instructions.
Start your search on my locator at www.store.rajanimd.com/locate. Indeed you are correct. Social media has created a group of " experts " have seen only a few patients a week. But if you are popular on instagram you may be considered successful
I m not promoting anything. I m educating. Fillers are a tool. Who places them, your expectations and demands for results will determine your distortion....or not
Dear Dr Rajani, thank you for all your amazing videos. I have learned so much from them. I am 67 and been using Tretinoin for last 40 years and my skin looks great. After cleansing at night I apply Hyaluronic acid and B5, then I apply Tretinoin. At last I apply Castor oil. Do you think the Tretinoin would be effective enough since it’s my second product or do you prefer to apply Tretinoin first then other products. Is the most effective way to apply Tretinoin by itself?
My doctor has told me to use tretinoin first. He says that whatever ingredient you want absorbed the most into your skin is what you put on first after cleansing. If your skin looks great then I don’t think you need to worry about it too much. I am 59 & wish I had learned about tretinoin when I was much younger. I just found it 5 years ago. Lucky you! 😊
I was talking to a friend who told me that he’s never thought he was attractive. So I asked him when he first saw when he looks at me. He said my eyes, then my hair. Well, I confided I tend to look at my eye bags and double chin. So I told him people are looking for beauty. So I don’t know who needs to hear this, but when others look at you they probably look at your best features, so should you. Don’t fall into the trap of focusing on flaws.
Love this message. Well said
Thank you so MUCH for this message. 💖😊 So true & I needed the reminder. Lol it’s so easy to focus on the flaws.
@cindypowell6358 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 love yourself....love the journey. Stay blessed
@@rajanimdskincare Thank you Dr. This is what I love most about you. Your commitment to helping others. Not just as a Dr physically helping people transform but emotionally & spiritually. This is why I watch your content. Appreciate you very much. Keep it coming. 🙏🙏🙏❤️😊
@@cindypowell6358his commitment is in making money by thinking he can do a better job than God did!
One of my granddaughters was born with a severed nerve on one side of her lip when she was coming through the birthing canal. It doesn't bother her, and it is so adorable when she talks, laughs and smiles. Kinda like Elvis. It gives her character, and I can't imagine her any other way. She's absolutely adorable!
Maybe I’m the oddball here, but I find a certain amount of asymmetry to be attractive.
Same- depends on the individual but on myself, it bugs me.
You imperfections are your perfections
He sells imperfections as a way to convince especially women that they need their faces to be rearranged!
Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder.....Thank GOD For That
Yeah but so many beholders want the majority of what everyone else wants and at closing time at the bar the ones who walked in alone are the ones who walk out alone
I’m so asymmetrical… and you are right- the older you get, the worse it gets 😂🤦🏻♀️Oy Vay!
The only time I love it completely is when I see it in my children’s faces.. then it swells my heart up and fills me with pride.
I believe that regular exercise makes a substantial difference .. good diet .. full supplements .. and complete creams, but Dr. Rajani has a fantastic face.
Yeah he does! So exotic!
He has a face that only giraffes understand
As a seasoned yoginie of nearly 15 years…best thing I ever did was a consistent yoga practice at an early age. Ashtanga to be precise. I have seen my entire body and face change. The primary series is all on alignment and detoxification ( 5 years of 6 day a week practice) the face, the limbs are all extensions of the spine. If you look at dancers and yogi’s they have symmetry bc their spines are strong and flexible . Start yoga. It’s never too late ❤
No one is symmetrical. Dancers certainly aren't.
@@alicesvideos you’re correct. However with body work you naturally align asymmetries. i have worked with an osteo with over 50 years experience that specialises in dance injury and has worked with the Sydney dance company for over 25 years. Yes dancers, particularly African American - if training correctly ( strength and flexibility ) will align their structure, making them more symmetrical
@@alicesvideos I know this for myself as well as I used to have many postural issues. From age of late twenties I had chronic rsi and back pain. I had to see an osteo every week for pain relief.
Again, through yoga, changing the way I work, body exercises and movements my structural column re aligned and my body became more symmetrical. I see an osteo 3 times a year for general maintenance
@@AnnaWhite-go6nz I'm thinking you can strengthen certain parts that might be weak in order to bring more symmetry, but we're each born with a bone structure that tends to not be identical on both sides. I think we see it more in our faces. For instance, one of my eyes is deeper set than the other and that likely has to do with slightly different socket shapes, something that can't be changed. There are likely procedures that could be performed to perhaps bring in more symmetry, but I'm not into that sort of thing.
I think in our everyday lives, we tend to do certain movements repetitively that aren't good for us. I watch TV sitting up in bed, and I cross my right ankle over my left. If I cross my left over my right, when I get up to do whatever, I feel a weakness in my right groin. I could probably do myself some good taking some Alexander Technique classes from a friend of mine to get myself into better alignment.
You're right about yoga though. It can really help. About 20 or so years ago, I did Sivananda Yoga for quite a while. What I noticed was the elimination of back pain.
Acupuncture is great for asymmetry
How so?
@@enalo6261 it doesn't do anything for face improvement. I asked my NCCAOM practitioner. But totally great for health issues!
On the body or face?
You're a 10 Dr Rajani! 😊 I've learned so much about skin care, supplementation and general anti-aging techniques/procedures through your videos. Thanks for the life-changing content :)
Thank You @totalshopaholic123. Stay Tuned I appreciate you being part of the channel.
I also have read that we are now hyper-focused on our faces - taking and posting more pics of ourselves so we fixate on our faces now more than ever. I have asymmetrical brows and one side of my face is somewhat flatter, AND one of my eyes is slightly larger. I’ve had some help w the brows w Botox. I don’t know if anyone notices much about my face cause I do get compliments often but I certainly notice all these “issues.”
Oh! I have that. BIG TIME! I had an underdeveloped chin and a large nose. Very English look. I had it fixed. But if you go overboard, you take away your character. Like how deceased people don't look like they did In life.
I cant believe you dont see how attractive you are . . . Fascinating, we all want differant features to what we have
That is life. Psychology of it. Make it a super day
Ahh... Beauty is beyond a face! No doubt! Some people have perfect face,but a crooket heart... Lets just focus on the 99%of good leave one percent out... Have a great one.. Thanks for sharing!!!
Absolutely!!
Nice abs, Dr Rajani. This video was very comprehensive as always. You are a blessing.
So nice of you. Have an amazing week
Dr. Rajani, forgive me if you've done a vid on this, but could you perhaps address Adipeau? Before I drop major dough on it, I'd like to know your take on whether the hype is real in restoring facial fat. The website is pretty impressive. Thanks!
Definitely, correct! And it didn’t even figure in your great hair!
I got a 9.51 and 9.05, it said I was 20 & 19 😂 I’m 42! 🤣
seems to give a high score... anyone get a low one? are we all perfect then?
@@kite6864 yes it does! We are all perfectly created!
@@kite6864I’ll prob get a 2! 😂
This was fun, Doc! Enjoy your take on things! Personally, I like a little quirk here and there that makes people unique. Don't get me wrong, tho, beauty is nice also!
Thanks!
I m in agreement with you
Don't forget, well applied makeup helps with symmetry too.
I am eagerly awaiting your review of the Newa! Mine has been sitting on my counter unboxed for the past 6 months because I’m uncertain if I’ll have fat loss or not.
8.95?? You’re such an attractive man Dr. Rajani!!! Inside & out. ❤20/10
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Yes he is 😘
Guys live happy everybody have this. Thanks Doc but this time let it go
Did you watch the video?
You're handsome doc 8.95 is accurate 😊
🙂🙂🙂
I'm 35 and just over the last year my eye brown has changed severely one is higher then the other its like one side of my eyebrown dropped i use to never have this i looked at pictures from before and nothing but as this last year i looked at pictures and you can tell its getting worse and worse i have no idea why one eyebrow is lower now i hate it
I’m exceptionally asymmetrical. I hate it. If you look at me from my left side, it looks like a different person. My eyes are especially different from each other. I find it makes me unattractive and has definitely gotten worse as I age
How old are you right now? :)
@@krisha5660 60!!!!!!! Yikes
You are awesome Dr learned so much from watching your videos
So nice of you🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙂🙂
My face is very symetrical except for the left side of my jawline.I have a tiny tiny bit of sagging because it's the side where i sleep. I want to have to have sculptra. Can it help with my problem ? Please excuse my english. I wish that you had your office in Montréal
I have always had a more hooded squinty eye on the left side and may get an upper bleph to fix it someday. My grandma had it as well and got both eyes lifted in her seventies since the aging process took over. I may wait to see if the other eye gets a little droopy so I can do both together! I look like her so dont want to take my similarities away because she was so beautiful.
Your so gorgeous!! What is your opinion about nuface (micro current device)?
Left side of my face is a little swollen from the ear side as I have pain issues at this side,how can I fix it?
I had an Art teacher in high school who told us Elizabeth Taylor had a symmetrical face. Mine is hopelessly asymmetrical. I saw the cray when I went to get a consultation on braces. So crooked!😞
Sorry , I just saw it. Thank you
Vibrators cause asymettry
Doctor, please tell me what studies I can refer my physician to that highlight how K2 and D3 are beneficial in the absorption of calcium into your bones and in your joints. Thank you.
Love your content and your good nature. Namaste
Easy.....Google....rajani k2d3. My vids will populate and in them are studies. Enjoy
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I got a 9.46 in good lighting and an 8 something in dim lmao. I also have a crooked nose from it being broken 😞
What treatment would you recommend for a wonky eye can that be treated?
Can anyone answer if you look ok? Is Ijust slightly off until I take the picture? looks not straight?????
dont agree with that list at all XD I think it proves to us how that mask does not tell or determin all.
What is the app called?
Where are you located? Do you still see patients? Can you refer a Dr in my area if you’re too far from me?
Check store.rajanimd.com/locate
Dr Raj…I have a question about propylene glycol (1-2 Pentanediol)….ive seen this in a serum for a home microneedle product, I am a nurse wondering is this safe after looking up the MSDS on it. Thanks so much!
Send me the product link on ig. My guess is it's not made for injection
Can PDO threads help?
Yes. They work better for symmetries than I initially gave them credit for.
@@rajanimdskincare ohh nice, thank you 🙏
❤
My left side face is asymmetrical due to removal of 2 molar teeth in my young age. Now I'm 27 and my left face is starting to sag 😢how do I fix it?
Fillers, and if at all possible, dental implants.
Get the other two removed
Neurocranial restructuring and ALF ( Advanced Light Force) appliance can help.
@@sarashepard7504why would you do that and cause the other side to become saggy. Don’t remove healthy teeth ever. They shouldn’t have been removed for her earlier in life either she should have gone to an orthodontist to widen her pallet so all her teeth would fit.
Try oral exercise called mewing. Lots of videos about it on you tube. Similar happened me as a kid. I was a mouth breather due to sinus issues and the dentist removed a few of my teeth but both sides to prevent over crowding and the need for braces .. it was a bad decision. However mewing even over the age of bone development (25) can make a huge difference to the shape & bone structure of your lower face. It made a bid difference for me in about 6months - a year and it’s something you practice for life.. but you end up doing it naturally without thinking after a while. It’s about correct tongue posture and keeping your mouth closed when asleep. If you have sleep apnea it may help taking vitamin d and b6. Or use a nasal spray if you get blocked sinuses. Try to sleep on your back rather than side or face down. Either way mewing will help even if those aren’t the reasons your sagging as it improves the bone structure of the face. I was getting jewels and they have more or less reversed and I’m 53.
You know your stuff! I love watching your videos because they are very informative. Like you said asymmetry is not talked about but it matters. This is one of my issues as I pass through the years.
Thanks for sharing. Enjoy a super week
@@rajanimdskincare Enjoy yours as well.
My right side is asymmetric in several ways. My right eye is slightly higher than the left. Thus, my right eyelid is more hooded than my left eyelid as there's less room. My right eyebrow is less arched than my left. My right cheek is much flatter than my left. The right side of my top lip is thinner and my jaw is slightly crooked so my mouth / lips look crooked for that reason also. My right jawline is also weaker. My right ear is also different to my left, AND my right nostril is a slightly different shape / angle to my left. AAAAGH! 😅
Filler REALLY helped my lips, cheeks and jawline. The eye area and nose I can't really do anything about. Botox doesn't help to lift anything.
Good thing we're the only ones who notice those things. Others just see us as a whole while we see ourselves as individual parts. My right eye is slightly deeper set so there's no real crease in the upper lid like on my left. I've evened up my brows with the Nira Pro. If you're a side sleeper, as I am, that brings asymmetry to a whole new level as we age.
I bet no-one else even notices all these flaws you find in yourself. As I age I find I'm a bit more lopsided too. I do facial yoga which helps but at almost 81 I'm not going to stress about it.😊
@@janetblanc7658 Exactly! No one else sees them. Now if it's something major, I might want to try to address it but we all have uneven eyes, brows, cheeks, etc. The bridge of my nose is slightly off, which I can see and feel but no one has ever noticed it. I just assumed I was probably face down in the womb and those soft bones got moved over ever so slightly.
I get asymmetry by mushing my eye into my pillow.
I HATE when people use a picture of someone NOT looking straight in to demonstrate asymmetry. Even facing slightly to one side will make your face look widely more asymmetric (than it actually is) if you apply the mirror affect to it. This is what’s happening in your first example. You mostly just demonstrated that her head was slightly turned, not that her face is asymmetrical.
Yes, people have asymmetrical faces. I certainly have one. And this can be properly demonstrated by using photos of people that are actually looking perfectly straight on at the camera.
Send me some great photos so I can learn perfection on youtube from you. I just try my best.
@@rajanimdskincare I apologize for how harsh my original comment probably sounded. Idk why I wrote it so aggressively. This just happens to be a pet peeve of mine.
Can you see what I’m saying about that first example though? You can see more of one side of her head than the other because her head is turned slightly to our left / her right. That’s the source of most of the apparent asymmetry.
If you legitimately wanted me to do that, I would, though I wouldn’t know how to get the photos to you.
@rajanimdskincare have you work with renuva yet and what are your thoughts on it?
@lisawhitefriedland comes from other humans fat so my patients are not Interested especially when you have your own fat cells and prf to harvest
That closeness to average can equate to blandness. I definitely prefer and am more fascinated and attracted to slight differences. That's why I don't like makeup that "averages out" people's looks. Or those cookie-cutter eyebrows. They have an actual measurement to make everyone's brows the same! Too boring! Lopsidedness is unfortunate, it's great if we can fix that
I struggle with this with my eyebrows. I'm kind of confused though because some pictures they look even and others they don't. I asked my doctor and she said they look even. So I don't know how uneven they are. What can you do for uneven eyebrows?
Thanks @bekah2138 If people watch and like this video i ll make individual videos on each area. Lets see.
@@rajanimdskincare okay thank you.
I also struggle with uneven eyebrows. My eyebrows were even when I was younger. My corrugator muscle on my left side seems much stronger than on my right side and I think this causes my left eyebrow to be lower than my right. I wonder if Botox might fix this? That's just my theory about what's causing my problem - could be wrong.
@LisaAnne107 botox typically works great in these cases. Some even get headaches from this and it relieves them too
Dr Ranaji, this is off topic… what do you think of Kybella off label areas of face.. also, radiesse.. I recently got one vial for the jaw and went back for a second.. goodness it’s not enough is it? And my Dr doesn’t say this… I think we need maybe 3 at least.. what do you think?
Yes . And I have vids on all of these topics. Search...rajani radiesse jaw. And rajani kybella jowls. Enjoy
My right side has deficit
Beauty is in the eyes of beholder :) Thank you for the indepth video Doc, love your holistic approach.
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As a competitive kickboxer for the past three decades multiple broken noses, deep cuts around my eyes all treated ringside or the hospital. No legitimate plastic surgery. In high school people told me I need to model or give it a shot in Hollywood. Well I loved the sport too much and that life never happened for me. But I will bet you I could knock out Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise and George Clooney in a few seconds. We are all about the same age and the movie choreographed fighting isn’t going to help them. Jason Statham isn’t as pretty and I have no idea how that would end up. Probably both of us in the hospital needing facial plastic surgery but he wins regardless because he can afford the best plastic surgeons. I just get the ear, nose & throat doctor to crank my nasal passages so I can breath through my nose again.
My face this year at 45 is noticeably very asymmetric. My eyebrow is lower, eye corners are hanging down more. The skin above one eye is over the lid more than the other eye. I can’t afford injections so I pray to god that facial exercises do in fact help.
A fellow Canadian 😊 thank you for all that you do.
Welcome! My pleasure. Missing my timmies and a and w
From another fellow Canadian, please do not put that junk in your body! 😉
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Hi. Would love to know your views on klardie skin boosters injectable. Please talk about it
Nobody has perfect facial symmetry. Perfect symmetry would look robot-like and uncanny.
Yes and some say untrustworthy as well
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How do we see an expert if they all think they’re experts but are not as good as they should be? What do we ask? Please do a video on how to find a “good” expert that will do what you’re doing and saying in this video. Maybe we should just get them to call you for instructions.
Start your search on my locator at www.store.rajanimd.com/locate. Indeed you are correct. Social media has created a group of " experts " have seen only a few patients a week. But if you are popular on instagram you may be considered successful
Why are you promoting fillers when they are known to distort faces. 😢
I m not promoting anything. I m educating. Fillers are a tool. Who places them, your expectations and demands for results will determine your distortion....or not
Doctor rajani does a pdo thread lift provide the same amount of skin tightening and lifting as an actual face lift?
That cannot be answered. Too many factors. How many threads, how much sag in the face, type of threads etc. If one needs skin removal facelift is best
I was just talking about this. Ironic
I get uglier every day! 😭
can fractional co2 lasee helps to remove deep uneven 11 frown lines
Not practically
@@rajanimdskincare can you suggest some thing to remove permenant deep single uneven frown line
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Dear Dr Rajani, thank you for all your amazing videos. I have learned so much from them.
I am 67 and been using Tretinoin for last 40 years and my skin looks great.
After cleansing at night I apply Hyaluronic acid and B5, then I apply Tretinoin. At last I apply Castor oil. Do you think the Tretinoin would be effective enough since it’s my second product or do you prefer to apply Tretinoin first then other products. Is the most effective way to apply Tretinoin by itself?
My doctor has told me to use tretinoin first. He says that whatever ingredient you want absorbed the most into your skin is what you put on first after cleansing. If your skin looks great then I don’t think you need to worry about it too much. I am 59 & wish I had learned about tretinoin when I was much younger. I just found it 5 years ago. Lucky you! 😊
You may place light serums first but if in doubt apply tretinoin to clean skin and call it good at night.
Sleeping patterns are huge… which Side you sleep on the most.