some iqcel explain this

[Flanked]

when we see a defined jawline, specifically the gonials, are we looking at the masseters or are we looking at the angle of the jaw. In other words, is it the muscle or the bone that defines that jaw angle?

Perhaps promoting atrophy of the masseter muscle and allow the bone to pop up more could be a hardmaxx to get that defined jaw angle?

Sounds like a theory to me.

 

[justleavemealone]

when we see a defined jawline, specifically the gonials, are we looking at the masseters or are we looking at the angle of the jaw. In other words, is it the muscle or the bone that defines that jaw angle?

Perhaps promoting atrophy of the masseter muscle and allow the bone to pop up more could be a hardmaxx to get that defined jaw angle?

Sounds like a theory to me.

it's genetics... either u have outwards gonions or u don't and ur jaw looks less angular

 

[Magnum Opus]

it's genetics... either u have outwards gonions or u don't and ur jaw looks less angular

Every male has outward gonions it's tied to chromosomes, only the amount of flaring varies due to development.

 

[MentalistKebab]

Bones

 

[Flanked]

it's genetics... either u have outwards gonions or u don't and ur jaw looks less angular

but you can still define it with muscle hypertrophy no?