Is chin size genetic? Why chin width and shape barely change from childhood to adulthood? Why hormones doesn’t affect it much?

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Isn’t it clearly genetic and a bit prenatal T?

What I’ve seen chin shape is mostly developed by around the age of 8. If you don’t have a square chin by that age, you’re unlikely to develop one later.

You can see many bodybuilders who still have round chins and low T guys with wide chin.

If you compare photos of some models or randos from childhood to adulthood, you’ll notice that their chin shape has barely changed.

I think looking at your father and grandfather can give you a good idea of the chin shape you’re likely to have.

What do you guys think? And are there any threads related to this topic?
 
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I got my moms lower third and recessed chin though I cant lie. some of it is absolutely genetic
 
Isn’t it clearly genetic and a bit prenatal T?

What I’ve seen chin shape is mostly developed by around the age of 8. If you don’t have a square chin by that age, you’re unlikely to develop one later.

You can see many bodybuilders who still have round chins and low T guys with wide chin.

If you compare photos of some models or randos from childhood to adulthood, you’ll notice that their chin shape has barely changed.

I think looking at your father and grandfather can give you a good idea of the chin shape you’re likely to have.

What do you guys think? And are there any threads related to this topic?

Bro, everything depends on genes and prenatal period, puberty is cope
 

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