Does chin look less recessed or more recessed once lean?

[Oesteogenesis]

Cutting currently but does being relatively high bf (25%) then leaning down to 12% change the chins projection in a positive or in a negative way? Since fat all around is reduced (cheeks, lips etc..)

 

[swt]

idk let me imagine what u look like rq brb

 

[BiggiecheeseI]

It looks more recessed when lean

 

[notgraycel245969]

 

[Oesteogenesis]

idk let me imagine what u look like rq brb

It’s a general question lol why would my face be required for it

 

[aidenltn17]

bones don't change, obviously but you will likely look more recessed because fat was previously hiding the recession.

 

[swt]

It’s a general question lol why would my face be required for it

you cant generalize a question like this because its different for different people depending on their overall structure, dickhead.

 

[Oesteogenesis]

bones don't change, obviously but you will likely look more recessed because fat was previously hiding the recession.

Yes I know bones won’t change I’m just saying the fat distribution throughout the entire face could maybe lead to projection getting better, a lot of lean transformations I’ve seen have the lip section from the side get wider horizontally like e.g a slight facelift effect just wondering if that total loss of fat in the face could make the chin look projected overall.

 

[aidenltn17]

Yes I know bones won’t change I’m just saying the fat distribution throughout the entire face could maybe lead to projection getting better, a lot of lean transformations I’ve seen have the lip section from the side get wider horizontally like e.g a slight facelift effect just wondering if that total loss of fat in the face could make the chin look projected overall.

no it will look less projected probably. being lean is obviously still better tho