Is there a genuine way to fix a ressesed mandible without surgery at 14? (14 155lbs 5,8 11.5% bf)

Is there anything I can do throughout puberty to maximize this I don’t wana miss out on the few years I have to maximize bone growth yk
you know what you have to do you're just avoiding it
 
being enhanced during development can increase mandible growth
 
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Ur 14 its going to fix itself never stress. Eat healthy and research ways to maximize ur bone growth.

There was a study conducted on rats on steroids for mandibular growth. Just search it up its a good read.
 
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fuck im only running half that doses rn
fuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkk its over bhai im 21 reversed years old running 5 vials of tren a day
 
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Is there anything I can do throughout puberty to maximize this I don’t wana miss out on the few years I have to maximize bone growth yk
Yeah there's quite a lot you can do to masculinize your face. Mostly roids & bone related drugs, and to some extent, your diet.
This guy made quite a good thread listing pharmaceuticals and their ways of action. You're not going to go through with it though, are you? :sneaky:

 
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Is there anything I can do throughout puberty to maximize this I don’t wana miss out on the few years I have to maximize bone growth yk
Mewing ig, it is somewhat cope but atleast you won’t be mouth breathing
 
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Your mandible keeps growing into your 20s, have proper chewing posture, maintain optimal hormonal levels and decrease body fat to prevent premature fusion of bones due to aromatisation. If you want pharmaceutical intervention you could take test and AI's although i generally wouldnt recommend it in cases like these unless ur mandible is extremely small.
 
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At late puberty - adulthood AAS is the only possible solution to true skeletal mandibular retrusion (exluding hardmaxxes). But since youre 14 orthodontic appliences such as herbst could stimulate mandibular growth, but it probably will only help with mild skeletal retrusion. Go see an orthodontist
 
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