does the zygomaticus muscle play a role in hollow cheeks?

[Deleted member 31087]

the zygomaticus muscle is highlighted here:

if this muscle was hypertrophied would you get more prominent hollow cheeks like these?:

the zygos doesn’t extend all the way down the face do the zygomaticus muscle must be cashing the line down the face i think.

what do you think of this?

 

[WanderingBurro]

C'mon autists, this man literally made an account just to ask us this. Don't let them down

 

[Deleted member 31087]

feel like one side is more hollow and it’s the side i smirk with so that would mean that side would get more activation so more hypertrophy so that side has become slightly more hollow. it could also be some slight masseter asymmetry that stretch the skin differently.

 

[Kater Maxxing]

More forward growth more hollow xheejs

 

[Deleted member 31087]

More forward growth more hollow xheejs

any ways to improve forward growth ?

 

[Kater Maxxing]

any ways to improve forward growth ?

No

 

[AspiringMogger]

I don’t see why it should. Hollow cheeks is light capture. When the zygoma is high set and large in density the light reflects off of it and creates a shadow with the tall ramus and wide mandible.

 

[Informationcapitali]

Bump

 

[Informationcapitali]

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