Mewing genuinely works and on top of that chew mastic gum since it is harder to chew than regular gum making you build face muscle. Honestly without a picture it is hard to tell but if you are really cooked you can opt in for surgery. For posture you can either do stretching or get a back brace band off like Temu or whatever (although cheap they still do the job). Just remember to remain consistent, hope this helps
I'll try the chew mastic gum and here's my face I don't think I'm really cooked tbh. I'll also start stretching and I'ma try the back band too tyy. I'll do my best to stay consistentMewing genuinely works and on top of that chew mastic gum since it is harder to chew than regular gum making you build face muscle. Honestly without a picture it is hard to tell but if you are really cooked you can opt in for surgery. For posture you can either do stretching or get a back brace band off like Temu or whatever (although cheap they still do the job). Just remember to remain consistent, hope this helps
I'll add you in a min
greycel here but at 17 can orthodontics possibly work??Mewing genuinely works and on top of that chew mastic gum since it is harder to chew than regular gum making you build face muscle. Honestly without a picture it is hard to tell but if you are really cooked you can opt in for surgery. For posture you can either do stretching or get a back brace band off like Temu or whatever (although cheap they still do the job). Just remember to remain consistent, hope this helps
I'd say that unless you are below the age of 14 then you can't really contribute to any significant jawline development ,however, i'm certain that surgery (albeit expensive and risky) should yield results that are worth the risk. Jawline definition can be improved through orthodontics at 17 but it is more likely going to just correct biting issues e.g. overbite
well the thing is I have a recessed maxilla, and mandibles, and also have an overbite. But I feel as if my recessed maxilla is severe and I want to try to convince doctors into believing that I need surgery. Or if I can maybe use orthodontics to help at least but I don't know (and is surgery really really risky or does it depend on the doctors?)
Wanted to mention that I prefer not to fix the overbite potentially because it'd just make my nasolabial folds even worse and make my face look more flat
Well given that your mandibles and maxilla are recessed I'd take the risk with surgery, as long as you ensure the clinic you go to is reliable and has good doctors to help you with the treatment. You can let them know that you don't wanna fix your overbite and I assume they'll ensure to not fix it at all. Note that I'm not a medical expert so I ain't encouraging keeping your overbite since i have no clue if it will improve your looks if done along with the mandible & maxilla surgery
Is it really that risky because ive just searched up that it has a very low chance of failing but if it does fail then they'd have to do another surgery again just will have to pay. But i feel like im a great candidate for double jaw surgery (structural issues so insurance might cover it mayb)
