How to get better side profile

[princesslover1234]

My side profile looks bad,whats my flaws and how can I fix it, or rather what can I do to improve (I have acne but it 90% of it gets covered up by tinted sunscreen, I wanna not be relying on that tho, I wanna ascend, any advice? I'm 15 5'9 in Philippines, do I have potential?)View attachment 1000009599.jpg

 

[vincentzygo]

ugh

 

[myvideodrome]

your side profile isn’t bad, just underdeveloped, which is totally normal at 15. midface is a bit flat, chin is slightly recessed, and lower third lacks angularity. this isn’t a flaw, it’s just a sign you haven’t hit full skeletal maturity yet (which can continue well into early 20s). you’ve got a clean jawline outline even with baby fat, which is a huge green flag for potential. a solution is mewing every day, clean form. consistent correct posture: tongue up, lips closed, breathing through nose. supplement that with posture work, chin tucks, neck stretches, and sleep flat on your back with a low pillow. the acne’s not severe, but it’s affecting reflectivity and giving your skin a rough, inflamed texture. the key is not to just cover it with sunscreen but to treat the cause and repair the barrier.

• fix: get on a consistent morning + night routine:
  • AM: gentle cleanser, niacinamide serum (for oil control + redness), sunscreen (spf 50, broad spectrum, non-comedogenic)
  • PM: same cleanser, salicylic acid toner or BHA pads 2–3x/week, then light moisturizer with ceramides.
  • optional: consider tretinoin (vitamin A derivative) if acne persists after 3 months, consult a derm. it’ll also prevent long-term scarring; lips are naturally full, huge w. nose has some dorsal width, but not an issue unless it grows disproportionately. eyes are deep-set from this angle but seem decently spaced, can’t fully judge without front view. overall your features aren’t fighting each other, they just need definition to land well. hydrate the lips regularly to keep them from drying/cracking. try to maintain eyebrow grooming, and when acne improves, your features will pop harder under clean skin.
    • sleep 8–9 hrs minimum (growth hormone is real and it’s highest during puberty sleep cycles)
    • whole foods: fish, eggs, leafy greens, nuts. cut processed sugars/oils—your skin and bone development will thank you.
    • exercise: bodyweight basics (pullups, pushups, planks) + neck training. don’t skip legs—height + structure is only powerful if you’re grounded.
      
    
    
    
    
    

 

[princesslover1234]

your side profile isn’t bad, just underdeveloped, which is totally normal at 15. midface is a bit flat, chin is slightly recessed, and lower third lacks angularity. this isn’t a flaw, it’s just a sign you haven’t hit full skeletal maturity yet (which can continue well into early 20s). you’ve got a clean jawline outline even with baby fat, which is a huge green flag for potential. a solution is mewing every day, clean form. consistent correct posture: tongue up, lips closed, breathing through nose. supplement that with posture work, chin tucks, neck stretches, and sleep flat on your back with a low pillow. the acne’s not severe, but it’s affecting reflectivity and giving your skin a rough, inflamed texture. the key is not to just cover it with sunscreen but to treat the cause and repair the barrier.

• fix:get on a consistent morning + night routine:
  • AM: gentle cleanser, niacinamide serum (for oil control + redness), sunscreen (spf 50, broad spectrum, non-comedogenic)
  • PM: same cleanser, salicylic acid toner or BHA pads 2–3x/week, then light moisturizer with ceramides.
  • optional: consider tretinoin (vitamin A derivative) if acne persists after 3 months, consult a derm. it’ll also prevent long-term scarring; lips are naturally full, huge w. nose has some dorsal width, but not an issue unless it grows disproportionately. eyes are deep-set from this angle but seem decently spaced, can’t fully judge without front view. overall your features aren’t fighting each other, they just need definition to land well. hydrate the lips regularly to keep them from drying/cracking. try to maintain eyebrow grooming, and when acne improves, your features will pop harder under clean skin.
    • sleep 8–9 hrs minimum (growth hormone is real and it’s highest during puberty sleep cycles)
    • whole foods: fish, eggs, leafy greens, nuts. cut processed sugars/oils—your skin and bone development will thank you.
    • exercise: bodyweight basics (pullups, pushups, planks) + neck training. don’t skip legs—height + structure is only powerful if you’re grounded.
    
    
    
    

View attachment 1000008904.jpgthis is my front profile but you can't see the cheek acne bec of the cam quality(sorry Abt that), I posted my acne on another thread and they said to fix my diet and so I'm trying my best to ingest multivitamins everyday and avoiding sugar and junk foods, I also startedusing a retinol cream which has Japanese label on the back or Korean idrk I js asked my mom to give me some, should I do salicylic acid instead and ditch the retinol cream? Because am using the retinol cream along with the niacinamide cleanser, niacinamide Toner with hyaluronic acid and a niacinamide serum, I used to use a beef tallow moisturizer but I stopped after 4 days since it was kind of oily on my face and I had oily skin

 

[myvideodrome]

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View attachment 3806532this is my front profile but you can't see the cheek acne bec of the cam quality(sorry Abt that), I posted my acne on another thread and they said to fix my diet and so I'm trying my best to ingest multivitamins everyday and avoiding sugar and junk foods, I also startedusing a retinol cream which has Japanese label on the back or Korean idrk I js asked my mom to give me some, should I do salicylic acid instead and ditch the retinol cream? Because am using the retinol cream along with the niacinamide cleanser, niacinamide Toner with hyaluronic acid and a niacinamide serum, I used to use a beef tallow moisturizer but I stopped after 4 days since it was kind of oily on my face and I had oily skin

will get back to you soon. you have great appeal.