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You're recessed if you don't have a full-blown ante-face
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Meaning 99% of people are recessed? I agree, legit.Do the wall test, flatten your occiput against wall and chin tuck, if you are forward grown you will still look decent, otherwise you'll look like a blob.
99% of people will fail
Anything less than prognathic jaws like the guy in the OP.Jfl at calling genetic differences recessed. If you naturally mewed, you're not recessed. Define recession
What makes you think that's how everyone is supposed to look?Anything less than prognathic jaws like the guy in the OP.
Because that's an ante-face and ante-face is the only true sign of optimal forward growth. Ask Dr.SailerWhat makes you think that's how everyone is supposed to look?
Biggest bs I've heard. Some doctor supposedly knows the exact way every skull should be.Because that's an ante-face and ante-face is the only true sign of optimal forward growth. Ask Dr.Sailer
Well look at his results. Amazing and if I had the money I'd definitely pay him 100k for the bimaxBiggest bs I've heard. Some doctor supposedly knows the exact way every skull should be.
Look at asian skulls - they are almost always flatter than caucasian skulls. What makes you think these natural differences can't exist in caucasians? There's no such thing as "correct" facial structure
There's no way of defining a "forward grown facial structure". You cant compare everyone to someone like the guy you posted.Well look at his results. Amazing and if I had the money I'd definitely pay him 100k for the bimax
A correct facial structure is a forward-grown facial structure
Why are asians subhumans? Because they're recessed. If they looked like the guy in the OP, anti-asian racism wouldn't exist.There's no way of defining a "forward grown facial structure". You cant compare everyone to someone like the guy you posted.
You have to compare to the average. A 6'2" man is nor short because a 6'8" man exists.
Same way here. Someone less forward grown than this man is not recessed because they have different genes to him (an outlier)
Over for Shimansky JFL.Anything less than prognathic jaws like the guy in the OP.
Because they are more "recessed" than the average white person.Why are asians subhumans? Because they're recessed. If they looked like the guy in the OP, anti-asian racism wouldn't exist.
Well his head is tilted down, but even if not, his jaws dont protrude much, no
You two are talking about different things. OP is talking about relative positioning of features, you are talking about absolute size of bones. The latter has no influence on the former, as a well developed face is well developed regardless of the size and shape of the individual bones. The way mastication and glossal & cervical musculature work mean that there is an ideal facial form the attainment of which is guaranteed by ideal anatomical function. There is only one ideal relative positioning for each set of jaws that guarantees the optimal functioning of mastication and anatomy at large. OP is absolutely right that almost no one has ideal development.There's no way of defining a "forward grown facial structure". You cant compare everyone to someone like the guy you posted.
You have to compare to the average. A 6'2" man is not short because a 6'8" man exists.
Same way here. Someone less forward grown than this man is not recessed because they have different genes to him (an outlier)
No cos that would imply everyone thousands of years ago had the same facial structure. The only thing which is proper is proper is the size of the ramus and robustness if the jaw. Maxilla and cheekbones are irrelevant when it comes to thatYou two are talking about different things. OP is talking about relative positioning of features, you are talking about absolute size of bones. The latter has no influence on the former, as a well developed face is well developed regardless of the size and shape of the individual bones. The way mastication and glossal & cervical musculature work mean that there is an ideal facial form the attainment of which is guaranteed by ideal anatomical function. There is only one ideal relative positioning for each set of jaws that guarantees the optimal functioning of mastication and anatomy at large. OP is absolutely right that almost no one has ideal development.
How so?No cos that would imply everyone thousands of years ago had the same facial structure.
The only thing which is proper is proper is the size of the ramus and robustness if the jaw. Maxilla and cheekbones are irrelevant when it comes to that
There are no significant functional differences between the skulls of the various races (the main differences are merely aesthetic). It all boils down to functional mechanics, which are universal to human species. The jaw works in a certain way and thus guides the occlusion to develop in a certain way. There is a specific point at which the molars have to reside relative to the spine in order to make the anatomy works seamlessly.Also that would imply that asians have developed wrongly, when in reality it is their genetics.
no he is also recessed. All adults are recessed
The whole point of OP's post was about aesthetics, of which there is no correct facial structure. Only idealHow so?
The development of maxilla and cheekbones are fundamentally intertwined with mandibular development. Furthermore, mandibular projection itself is determined by maxillary development.
There are no significant functional differences between the skulls of the various races (the main differences are merely aesthetic). It all boils down to functional mechanics, which are universal to human species. The jaw works in a certain way and thus guides the occlusion to develop in a certain way. There is a specific point at which the molars have to reside relative to the spine in order to make the anatomy works seamlessly.
No it's a point about structure ('recessed', hello?). If you thought it was a point about aesthetics, I can understand why you argued against him. In any case, ante-face is simply a marker of proper development.The whole point of OP's post was about aesthetics, of which there is no correct facial structure. Only ideal
They are the same thing. Correct is ideal and ideal is correct.there is no correct facial structure. Only ideal
Not true. There is nothing functionally wrong about having flat cheekbones, or NCT etc, but it isn't ideal. There is no "correct" facial structure lmao. There is genetic diversity. otherwise everyone would look the same, bar features like skin and eye colour.They are the same thing. Correct is ideal and ideal is correct.
Cheekbones and NCT don't necessarily have much to do with ante-face. That being said, lack of zygomatic development is, categorically, indicative of a functional problem.Not true. There is nothing functionally wrong about having flat cheekbones, or NCT etc, but it isn't ideal. There is no "correct" facial structure lmao. There is genetic diversity. otherwise everyone would look the same, bar features like skin and eye colour.
Is there correct function? Then there is correct form.There is no "correct" facial structure
Valid, but irrelevant. Once again: superficial aesthetics have little do with the subject. Cranial structure is but a foundation on top of which the genetically determined unique features sit. Furthermore, all of these features are designed to sit in an optimally developed face -- hence why lack of development ruins facial harmony in multiple ways.There is genetic diversity. otherwise everyone would look the same, bar features like skin and eye colour.
Find me one piece of evidence showing that this face is how faces are meant to look.Cheekbones and NCT don't necessarily have much to do with ante-face. That being said, lack of zygomatic development is, categorically, indicative of a functional problem.
Is there correct function? Then there is correct form.
Valid, but irrelevant. Once again: superficial aesthetics have little do with the subject. Cranial structure is but a foundation on top of which the genetically determined unique features sit. Furthermore, all of these features are designed to sit in an optimally developed face -- hence why lack of development ruins facial harmony in multiple ways.
Alright. See you in another thread.Whatever, I cba, agree to disagree
Btw I already mentioned development. I said about mewing naturally (and chewing). My point is, there's no evidence to suggest this is a properly developed face.Cheekbones and NCT don't necessarily have much to do with ante-face. That being said, lack of zygomatic development is, categorically, indicative of a functional problem.
Is there correct function? Then there is correct form.
Valid, but irrelevant. Once again: superficial aesthetics have little do with the subject. Cranial structure is but a foundation on top of which the genetically determined unique features sit. Furthermore, all of these features are designed to sit in an optimally developed face -- hence why lack of development ruins facial harmony in multiple ways.