Is it possible to change gonial angle without implants?

[Deleted member 5385]

I noticed that masculine men have taller ramus because of smaller distance between condyle and coronoid.

Masculine Men(or women with smaller gonial angle) tend to have small distance between condyle and coronoid.

That also affected longer ramus.

And now is there any osteotomy/DO which is able to decrease distance between condyle and coronoid? In my personal opinion ideal gonial angle is between 100-110 degrees and give from profile that robust,masculine look.

 

[Deluded Normie]

I think the distance between condyle and coronoid just look smaller on men skulls because everything else is bigger than in females skulls.

I am pretty sure that you can change your gonial angle and lengthen your ramus with a Side Wing Osteotomy.

 

[Patient A]

Bimax

 

[Vidyacoper]

chewing/mastication for a long enough time could by increasing your ramus length, but that wont really have much of an effect if your gonial angle is already really high/ur jaw is downward grown

 

[Deleted member 1751]

chewing/mastication for a long enough time could by increasing your ramus length, but that wont really have much of an effect if your gonial angle is already really high/ur jaw is downward grown

Chewing could only work if your masseters are already low set

 

[Deleted member 1751]

Bimax

Really?

 

[MisterMercedes]

This was a pretty dumb post. Lowering the gonial angle doesn’t lengthen the ramus, and I see no evidence that the distance between those landmarks affects ramus height.