how to improve ramus visibility

[xlefort]

i have to flex my neck like an autist for me to see clearly see my mandibular angularity and ramus length even though i'm pretty lean.
when i'm relaxed my hyoid is relatively high and i have decent projection/jawline visibility but there's just no angularity and makes my lower third look boyish and lacking in dimo.
it seems like i have the bones but i have nothing to show for it


neck unflexed:



neck flexed:

 

[Kaysone]

no pic no party

 

[negativ_canthalshit]

i have to flex my neck like an autist for me to see clearly see my mandibular angularity and ramus length even though i'm pretty lean.
when i'm relaxed my hyoid is relatively high and i have decent projection/jawline visibility but there's just no angularity and makes my lower third look boyish and lacking in dimo.
it seems like i have the bones but i have nothing to show for it

Dnr

 

[xlefort]

added pics

 

[OldSpice]

no pic no party

pics don't work but leaning down will increase it and loss of baby fat is also important

 

[Kaysone]

i have to flex my neck like an autist for me to see clearly see my mandibular angularity and ramus length even though i'm pretty lean.
when i'm relaxed my hyoid is relatively high and i have decent projection/jawline visibility but there's just no angularity and makes my lower third look boyish and lacking in dimo.
it seems like i have the bones but i have nothing to show for it


neck unflexed:



neck flexed:

I think practicing ideal posture and loosing bf% will help a lot

 

[ASTRO_YSD]

i have to flex my neck like an autist for me to see clearly see my mandibular angularity and ramus length even though i'm pretty lean.
when i'm relaxed my hyoid is relatively high and i have decent projection/jawline visibility but there's just no angularity and makes my lower third look boyish and lacking in dimo.
it seems like i have the bones but i have nothing to show for it


neck unflexed:



neck flexed:

Train your masseter(never overtrain) and keep body fat around 9% fix posture