Most of it comes down to genetics and puberty though correct? My parents don't have strong jawlines whatsoever. I was off the chart when I was around 12 - early 13 for my weight(Underweight). I dont know if that has anything to do with my facial development. Im 17 now turning 18 in around half a year. Are those the only options I have?
ramus height is influenced from factors like chewing while going through puberty. ccw rotation plays a role in shifting your jaws upward and forward. natural ccw rotation can occur up until skeletal facial growth stops. i never had the best ramus when i was younger, and my face was always soft and undefined, as well as visibly downgrown with a short ramus. however recently, is when i noticed the most amount of facial bone growth as well as definition (i was borderline underweight when i was younger, so the “oh you just lost weight” excuse is out the picture). from these noticeable changes, i cant help but believe that switching to chewing tougher foods as well as chewing longer and swallowing properly, that it has helped to correct my weak features. i wish this was what i was doing when i was younger, since i can only imagine how much better i could’ve developed. its not over yet, since skeletal facial growth typically ends in males at 20-21, so you definitely still have time. sorry for the lengthy reply, but i hope this gave you some insight as well as some hopefuel
Did read bro I appreciate the information! I have braces on right now and I noticed chewing hard makes my elastics come off so I can't do that just yet. If you don't know about the answer to this question thats fine but will braces or rubber bands (not the colored elastics on the brackets themselves) cause any recession or anything that can negatively affect my looks? or do you know anything about missing teeth causing any sides? I'm missing 4 adult teeth and have to keep those baby teeth as long as i possibly can but one already fell out. I'll definitely look into what you mentioned though. Thanks bhairamus height is influenced from factors like chewing while going through puberty. ccw rotation plays a role in shifting your jaws upward and forward. natural ccw rotation can occur up until skeletal facial growth stops. i never had the best ramus when i was younger, and my face was always soft and undefined, as well as visibly downgrown with a short ramus. however recently, is when i noticed the most amount of facial bone growth as well as definition (i was borderline underweight when i was younger, so the “oh you just lost weight” excuse is out the picture). from these noticeable changes, i cant help but believe that switching to chewing tougher foods as well as chewing longer and swallowing properly, that it has helped to correct my weak features. i wish this was what i was doing when i was younger, since i can only imagine how much better i could’ve developed. its not over yet, since skeletal facial growth typically ends in males at 20-21, so you definitely still have time. sorry for the lengthy reply, but i hope this gave you some insight as well as some hopefuel
lmao im retarded but not a moron
nah but fr, theres an osteotomy for it.
