how to ascend lower third

[xlefort]

pls read thank you

in my previous threads ive talked about my hardmaxxing plans that mostly involve midface projection and fixing misc features along with adding volume through peek implants.
however, i've decided not to get jaw angle implants to enhance my bigonial width/overall mandibular angularity because of a higher risk of infection, high risk of revision/uncanny results, asymmetry, and most notably MMD. (jaw angle implants carry unique risks compared to other facial implants because they require the detachment and reattachment of the masseter muscle from the gonians, often leading to a complication known as masseteric muscle dehiscence). furthermore. naturally, my gonial angle falls within the ideal range and is quite masculine, along with my decent projection and ramus length.
for these reasons, i want to ascend my lower third as much as possible without surgical intervention while im still in development (16yo rn).
i've heard of test and even hgh masculinizing the brow ridge/mandible quite significantly during puberty, but im still not sure what to do.
my main failos in my lower third are a narrow bigonial width and a lack of overall angularity. on a bad day it makes me look like a low-T bitch. i also have slight asymmetry. (my mandible is shorter on my left side).
how can i fix these failos? help would be greatly appreciated

 

[klyro]

DNR

 

[negative]

pls read thank you

in my previous threads ive talked about my hardmaxxing plans that mostly involve midface projection and fixing misc features along with adding volume through peek implants.
however, i've decided not to get jaw angle implants to enhance my bigonial width/overall mandibular angularity because of a higher risk of infection, high risk of revision/uncanny results, asymmetry, and most notably MMD. (jaw angle implants carry unique risks compared to other facial implants because they require the detachment and reattachment of the masseter muscle from the gonians, often leading to a complication known as masseteric muscle dehiscence). furthermore. naturally, my gonial angle falls within the ideal range and is quite masculine, along with my decent projection and ramus length.
for these reasons, i want to ascend my lower third as much as possible without surgical intervention while im still in development (16yo rn).
i've heard of test and even hgh masculinizing the brow ridge/mandible quite significantly during puberty, but im still not sure what to do.
my main failos in my lower third are a narrow bigonial width and a lack of overall angularity. on a bad day it makes me look like a low-T bitch. i also have slight asymmetry. (my mandible is shorter on my left side).
how can i fix these failos? help would be greatly appreciated

pdo/pcl threads, filler, chewing, implants, mark as solution

 

[desperatesub5]

pls read thank you

in my previous threads ive talked about my hardmaxxing plans that mostly involve midface projection and fixing misc features along with adding volume through peek implants.
however, i've decided not to get jaw angle implants to enhance my bigonial width/overall mandibular angularity because of a higher risk of infection, high risk of revision/uncanny results, asymmetry, and most notably MMD. (jaw angle implants carry unique risks compared to other facial implants because they require the detachment and reattachment of the masseter muscle from the gonians, often leading to a complication known as masseteric muscle dehiscence). furthermore. naturally, my gonial angle falls within the ideal range and is quite masculine, along with my decent projection and ramus length.
for these reasons, i want to ascend my lower third as much as possible without surgical intervention while im still in development (16yo rn).
i've heard of test and even hgh masculinizing the brow ridge/mandible quite significantly during puberty, but im still not sure what to do.
my main failos in my lower third are a narrow bigonial width and a lack of overall angularity. on a bad day it makes me look like a low-T bitch. i also have slight asymmetry. (my mandible is shorter on my left side).
how can i fix these failos? help would be greatly appreciated

Dnr, shi way too long

 

[xlefort]

pdo/pcl threads, filler, chewing, implants, mark as solution

i talked about how i didnt want implants

can you explain to me what pdo/pcl threads are and how they relate here?

 

[negative]

i talked about how i didnt want implants

can you explain to me what pdo/pcl threads are and how they relate here?

No. Fuck uou

 

[ascendrx]

pls read thank you

in my previous threads ive talked about my hardmaxxing plans that mostly involve midface projection and fixing misc features along with adding volume through peek implants.
however, i've decided not to get jaw angle implants to enhance my bigonial width/overall mandibular angularity because of a higher risk of infection, high risk of revision/uncanny results, asymmetry, and most notably MMD. (jaw angle implants carry unique risks compared to other facial implants because they require the detachment and reattachment of the masseter muscle from the gonians, often leading to a complication known as masseteric muscle dehiscence). furthermore. naturally, my gonial angle falls within the ideal range and is quite masculine, along with my decent projection and ramus length.
for these reasons, i want to ascend my lower third as much as possible without surgical intervention while im still in development (16yo rn).
i've heard of test and even hgh masculinizing the brow ridge/mandible quite significantly during puberty, but im still not sure what to do.
my main failos in my lower third are a narrow bigonial width and a lack of overall angularity. on a bad day it makes me look like a low-T bitch. i also have slight asymmetry. (my mandible is shorter on my left side).
how can i fix these failos? help would be greatly appreciated

Bimax+genio+ jaw angle implants

 

[chasinghtb]

Dnr you faggot hardmax is the only option you super analysing bitch

 

[itsneverover:)]

hardmaxx or just pray

 

[Palan]

pls read thank you

in my previous threads ive talked about my hardmaxxing plans that mostly involve midface projection and fixing misc features along with adding volume through peek implants.
however, i've decided not to get jaw angle implants to enhance my bigonial width/overall mandibular angularity because of a higher risk of infection, high risk of revision/uncanny results, asymmetry, and most notably MMD. (jaw angle implants carry unique risks compared to other facial implants because they require the detachment and reattachment of the masseter muscle from the gonians, often leading to a complication known as masseteric muscle dehiscence). furthermore. naturally, my gonial angle falls within the ideal range and is quite masculine, along with my decent projection and ramus length.
for these reasons, i want to ascend my lower third as much as possible without surgical intervention while im still in development (16yo rn).
i've heard of test and even hgh masculinizing the brow ridge/mandible quite significantly during puberty, but im still not sure what to do.
my main failos in my lower third are a narrow bigonial width and a lack of overall angularity. on a bad day it makes me look like a low-T bitch. i also have slight asymmetry. (my mandible is shorter on my left side).
how can i fix these failos? help would be greatly appreciated

Good evening, at 16, your mandible is still responsive towards mechanical loading and hormones. You will not turn a recessed jaw into a 1:1:6 model without surgey, but... you CAN thicken the masseters for visible angularity, add measurable width at the gonions via muscle + minor bone remodeling, improve skin drape for sharper definition, and reduce the soft bitch look that you more than likely have. Hard chewing is goign to be your highest ROI tool here. Now, let me talk to you aboutt Osstivia. It is a high-bioavailability SNEDDS formula built on dragons blood resin and fructus ligustri lucidi, those are basically goign to hit BMP2, Runx2, Wnt/β=catenin, and RANKL; those items mentioned are going to objectively promote osteoblast activity, inncrease bone density, drive remodeling, and also inhibit excessive osteoclast breakdown. Just to simply put it, the heavy mechanical stress from chewing *which I had previously recommended* signals your gonions and ramus to adapt, and osstivia amplifies that signal so that you can get way more stronger bone + muscle response while you are still developing (which you still are, so this would be very good for you)

If you have any more questions just ask me on this thread or start a convo w me