Is thin facial skin better for bone structure definition and visibility?

[Soalian]

Title.

I want my bone structure to stand out in the face, BUT I also have thick skin in most of the face,

therefore I can feel the bone structure is present underneath, AND I'm low-body fat too, but it looks like the tick skin is hidding bone structure visibility under it (zygos, jawline).

Are there ways to think the skin a bit?

Thanks.

 

[Mateusz74]

You tend to get more aging with thinner skin. The good part is you look way better when lean and gives u more angularity

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

Yes, look at gilbert burns. Low bf, but still looks kinda bloated because thick af skin

 

[Bitchwhipper2]

Title.

I want my bone structure to stand out in the face, BUT I also have thick skin in most of the face,

therefore I can feel the bone structure is present underneath, AND I'm low-body fat too, but it looks like the tick skin is hidding bone structure visibility under it (zygos, jawline).

Are there ways to think the skin a bit?

Thanks.

 

[Soalian]

You tend to get more aging with thinner skin. The good part is you look way better when lean and gives u more angularity

yes angularity and bone structure standing out is key as we age though

 

[Soalian]

I see, yes,

btw I have similar issue as him, i.e. a slightly astmmetrical jaw (and off-center chin) to the left side a bit, looks bad in selfies and pics

 

[LooksJourney]

Mother fuckers skin as thick as leather.