Oralift and asymmetry of the face

Most people have some degree of natural facial asymmetry. Perfect symmetry is uncommon and not necessarily desirable.

Oralift is not designed to alter skeletal structure or reposition bones. While bone tissue naturally remodels throughout life, Oralift works at the level of muscle tone and habitual holding rather than structural modification.

Facial appearance is influenced not only by bone structure, but also by muscle activity, posture, and everyday habits such as clenching or uneven holding patterns. In some individuals, differences in muscle tone between the two sides of the face may contribute to visible imbalance.

By supporting relaxation and reducing unnecessary muscular effort, Oralift may influence how balanced the face appears over time. These changes relate to muscle tone and resting patterns rather than correction of skeletal asymmetry.

Responses vary between individuals, and improvements in visible symmetry cannot be predicted or guaranteed. If asymmetry is significant, worsening, or associated with pain, jaw dysfunction, or neurological symptoms, professional medical or dental assessment is recommended.

Oralift should always be used conservatively, with attention to comfort and signs of overuse.

3D Scan Image

3D surface scans shown for educational purposes to illustrate how facial surface contours can appear different over time. These images do not represent guaranteed outcomes.

Three-Stage Portrait Image

Same individual photographed at different stages. Changes in facial balance may reflect differences in muscle tone and habitual holding patterns. Individual responses vary.