Recessed maxilla vs Recessed chin?

[Deleted member 67900]

Ok broskis I just found out I have a very strong maxilla that has been hiding under my facial fat this entire time, I see this as a halo obviously tf but I have a bit of an overbite which makes my chin recessed but its technically not the same thing at all.

Here is a recessed chin:

Here is a recessed maxilla:

 

[Deleted member 65825]

Recessed chin is death tier

 

[Deleted member 67900]

Recessed chin is death tier

MAXILLA MOGGER

Downsyndrome and ethnic :hnghn: I’ve never seen a flatter maxilla in my life :lul:

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[Deleted member 41390]

Ok broskis I just found out I have a very strong maxilla that has been hiding under my facial fat this entire time, I see this as a halo obviously tf but I have a bit of an overbite which makes my chin recessed but its technically not the same thing at all.

Here is a recessed chin:

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Here is a recessed maxilla:

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How can you hide a strong maxilla under facial fat?

 

[Deleted member 65825]

MAXILLA MOGGER

Downsyndrome and ethnic :hnghn: I’ve never seen a flatter maxilla in my life :lul:

looksmax.org

Mogs me.

 

[Deleted member 67900]

How can you hide a strong maxilla under facial fat?

puffy face:

Yes, facial fat distribution can influence the appearance of the midface, including the prominence of the maxilla (upper jaw). The amount and distribution of facial fat can affect the perception of facial structure and may influence the appearance of the underlying bones, including the maxilla.

In some individuals, increased facial fat or adiposity can contribute to a rounder or fuller facial appearance, potentially masking the underlying skeletal structure, including the maxilla. Conversely, reduced facial fat or adiposity may lead to a leaner facial appearance, allowing the underlying skeletal features to become more apparent.

It's important to note that while facial fat distribution can influence the perception of facial structure, it doesn't directly affect the strength or development of the maxilla. The strength and development of the maxilla are primarily determined by genetic factors, growth patterns, and environmental influences during development.

In cases where there are concerns about the development or strength of the maxilla, evaluation by a medical professional, such as a maxillofacial surgeon or orthodontist, can provide insights and recommendations for management or treatment. Treatment options may include orthodontic intervention, orthognathic surgery, or other interventions aimed at optimizing facial aesthetics and function.

 

[Deleted member 41390]

puffy face:

Yes, facial fat distribution can influence the appearance of the midface, including the prominence of the maxilla (upper jaw). The amount and distribution of facial fat can affect the perception of facial structure and may influence the appearance of the underlying bones, including the maxilla.

In some individuals, increased facial fat or adiposity can contribute to a rounder or fuller facial appearance, potentially masking the underlying skeletal structure, including the maxilla. Conversely, reduced facial fat or adiposity may lead to a leaner facial appearance, allowing the underlying skeletal features to become more apparent.

It's important to note that while facial fat distribution can influence the perception of facial structure, it doesn't directly affect the strength or development of the maxilla. The strength and development of the maxilla are primarily determined by genetic factors, growth patterns, and environmental influences during development.

In cases where there are concerns about the development or strength of the maxilla, evaluation by a medical professional, such as a maxillofacial surgeon or orthodontist, can provide insights and recommendations for management or treatment. Treatment options may include orthodontic intervention, orthognathic surgery, or other interventions aimed at optimizing facial aesthetics and function.

Ok well I would chose recessed chin. Chin is an easy surgery, maxilla is basically Unfixable

 

[normie_joe]

Ok broskis I just found out I have a very strong maxilla that has been hiding under my facial fat this entire time, I see this as a halo obviously tf but I have a bit of an overbite which makes my chin recessed but its technically not the same thing at all.

Here is a recessed chin:

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Here is a recessed maxilla:

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Actually the second guy will be dogmaxxed if they advance his maxilla forward because of where the surgeon does the cut.

Infra/malar implants are the play unless a lefort 2 which will never happen.

 

[Deleted member 67900]

Actually the second guy will be dogmaxxed if they advance his maxilla forward because of where the surgeon does the cut.

Infra/malar implants are the play unless a lefort 2 which will never happen.

yeah having a maxilla thats too forward looks dog as hell lol.

I have a balance between that and a recessed one

 

[try2beme]

Which one is the recessed maxilla both look like it

 

[Deleted member 67900]

Which one is the recessed maxilla both look like it

shit its common amongst people who have a recessed chin but its when your face is flat as fuck, for instance down syndrome people

 

[try2beme]

shit its common amongst people who have a recessed chin but its when your face is flat as fuck, for instance down syndrome people

Both faces are flat i think their mandible makes the diff