18M looksmaxxing advice

[greybutlearning]

im 18 years old and kinda satisfied with looks but want to take it even further I have a decent amount of money saved rn and im going to keep saving. Not sure what I could have done or what I have to work on, been softmaxxing for about 2 years now.


Please give me some suggestions

 

[Hardmaxx.aze]

Your bigonial width looks on the narrower side (could partially be the angle the photo is taken from), so jaw angles to increase bigonial width from the front. That's the highest ROI, and the only thing I would get, unless you have some bite/occlusion issues, which doesn't seem like it, based on the pictures. But need to see teeth/bite, for a more accurate assessment.

 

[fm30366]

Bonesmash gonions and train masseters, easiest way without trying much is just to use roids as it will ascend ur physique and help ur masseter grow.

 

[greybutlearning]

Your bigonial width looks on the narrower side (could partially be the angle the photo is taken from), so jaw angles to increase bigonial width from the front. That's the highest ROI, and the only thing I would get, unless you have some bite/occlusion issues, which doesn't seem like it, based on the pictures. But need to see teeth/bite, for a more accurate assessment.

Fs, I actually have a deep overbite where my upper teeth somewhat cover most of my lower teeth when I bite down.I also wore Invisalign and retainers growing up, but the deep bite persists.

 

[Hardmaxx.aze]

Fs, I actually have a deep overbite where my upper teeth somewhat cover most of my lower teeth when I bite down.I also wore Invisalign and retainers growing up, but the deep bite persists.

Cause bite issues are ALWAYS skeletal in nature, and most orthos are braindead and bluepilled. They just use camouflage/compensation orthodontics, by shifting the inclination of the teeth, to achieve a "stable/normal" bite, which in the long run only causes issues with tmj, breathing etc.

Get a consult with an airway focused orthodontist, the required scans CBCT/cephalometry and go on from there.

 

[greybutlearning]

Cause bite issues are ALWAYS skeletal in nature, and most orthos are braindead and bluepilled. They just use camouflage/compensation orthodontics, by shifting the inclination of the teeth, to achieve a "stable/normal" bite, which in the long run only causes issues with tmj, breathing etc.

Get a consult with an airway focused orthodontist, the required scans CBCT/cephalometry and go on from there.

Never even considered that angle tbh, good looks. Im gonna go get those scans set up.

 

[Hardmaxx.aze]

Never even considered that angle tbh, good looks. Im gonna go get those scans set up.

Go get it dude. If you have any questions feel free to DM