Getting “higher cheekbones” is confusing

[000]

I really want to rotate my maxilla CCW but first I want to know *how* my cheekbones get higher. As you can see, there are many possibilities:

θ is just the angle
ℓ is just a variable denoting “length”
+ just means more

 

[000]

I really want to rotate my maxilla CCW but first I want to know *how* my cheekbones get higher. As you can see, there are many possibilities:
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@retard @nelson @Aeons @Sergio-OMS @Hunterslayer @Blackmannnns @Elias @NewParasite @AtomicBlackPill69

 

[Entschuldigung]

I'm curious about this
Won't it make your ramus smaller?

 

[000]

I'm curious about this
Won't it make your ramus smaller?

No why would it?

 

[Mad Science]

Once the orbitals are already downwards grown You can't get rid of that. In raising the cheekbones you are trying to reduce the vertical height of the lower orbital and zygo union. The only way that can be done is by bending the angle to move more outwards with the zygos from mewing, with what malleability the bone has to remodel.

 

[Entschuldigung]

No why would it?

I don't even understand this drawing
can you post real people?

 

[000]

I don't even understand this drawing
can you post real people?

The lines on the face are the cheekbones. That “theta” symbol is just a symbol for an angle.

 

[Deleted member 4612]

I really want to rotate my maxilla CCW but first I want to know *how* my cheekbones get higher. As you can see, there are many possibilities:
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did you draw this or your 5 year old brother?

 

[toolateforme]

Downward growth

 

[SPFromNY914]

Once the orbitals are already downwards grown You can't get rid of that. In raising the cheekbones you are trying to reduce the vertical height of the lower orbital and zygo union. The only way that can be done is by bending the angle to move more outwards with the zygos from mewing, with what malleability the bone has to remodel.

Or do a lefort 3

 

[Deleted member 5634]

Caging at the drawings

 

[gai_saber]

I wonder if when you sleep you apply a constant upwards diagonal pressure to zygos it can make, at least one of them, higher and more pushed out. Maybe this explains why some people have uneven zygos, but I am talking about taking a finer point and applying it your zygos (not sure how that would be accomplished).