Uneven jaw muscles

[abdo 1569]

I have low set jaw muscles in only one side of my face while the other is high set , something else, I chew a lot on the low set one so does that mean that it's just my jaw muscle is not trained?

 

[Organelle]

I have low set jaw muscles in only one side of my face while the other is high set , something else, I chew a lot on the low set one so does that mean that it's just my jaw muscle is not trained?

 

[sebashate]

I have low set jaw muscles in only one side of my face while the other is high set , something else, I chew a lot on the low set one so does that mean that it's just my jaw muscle is not trained?

yes, most assymetrycal people have muscle issue not skeletal, it is fixable by sleeping on the weak side, chewing on the weak side everyday (gum or tough foods) also check if u breath the same trough both nostrils, do this for 1 month and u will see results (from my experience)

 

[Deleted User 19980]

chew more on the highset

 

[abdo 1569]

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I mean the masseter muscle

 

[dr.lame]

need a pic

 

[Scholar123]

Hey man I'm gonna be nice to you, what you're describing is actually likely a deviation of your mandible (lower jaw bone). That means that your masseter that looks high set is likely just slanted upwards because your jaw is deviating to one side.

That or one of your masseter muscles are simply just hypertrophied.

 

[wishingitwastrue]

yes, most assymetrycal people have muscle issue not skeletal, it is fixable by sleeping on the weak side, chewing on the weak side everyday (gum or tough foods) also check if u breath the same trough both nostrils, do this for 1 month and u will see results (from my experience)

Can you see what type of assymetry that i have on my posts, please?

 

[abdo 1569]

need a pic

I might film a video now

 

[abdo 1569]

Hey man I'm gonna be nice to you, what you're describing is actually likely a deviation of your mandible (lower jaw bone). That means that your masseter that looks high set is likely just slanted upwards because your jaw is deviating to one side.

That or one of your masseter muscles are simply just hypertrophied.

Hey man I'm gonna be nice to you, what you're describing is actually likely a deviation of your mandible (lower jaw bone). That means that your masseter that looks high set is likely just slanted upwards because your jaw is deviating to one side.

That or one of your masseter muscles are simply just hypertrophied.

So what should I do , or it's not fixable without surgery?