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Is see this lots in people.
Good looking people, when smiling from this angle, tend to have a face that looks as if the inside of their cheeks is glued tight to their teeth!
It looks much better. I'm not sure exactly what this is. Whether it's to do with the shape of the jaw or having recessed jaws or what.
I've actually seen some people seem to get this extreme 'tightening' effect in that area from a genioplasty, though (I guess to do with stretching the overlying soft tissues thanks to the osseous structure modification of the lower face and anterior jaw)
The girl on the left is actually underweight. Losing weight isn't the answer (although i'm sure she thinks it is!)
The British girl on the right would have that shape to some extent, even if she put on 60lbs
I still can't quite get a grasp of what is happening, though. The girl on the left doesn't seem to have recessed jaws, and her chin doesn't look to bad so a geniplasty would presumably not be recommended
Good looking people, when smiling from this angle, tend to have a face that looks as if the inside of their cheeks is glued tight to their teeth!
It looks much better. I'm not sure exactly what this is. Whether it's to do with the shape of the jaw or having recessed jaws or what.
I've actually seen some people seem to get this extreme 'tightening' effect in that area from a genioplasty, though (I guess to do with stretching the overlying soft tissues thanks to the osseous structure modification of the lower face and anterior jaw)
The girl on the left is actually underweight. Losing weight isn't the answer (although i'm sure she thinks it is!)
The British girl on the right would have that shape to some extent, even if she put on 60lbs
I still can't quite get a grasp of what is happening, though. The girl on the left doesn't seem to have recessed jaws, and her chin doesn't look to bad so a geniplasty would presumably not be recommended
