thecel
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Most jaw-narrowing surgeries for overly wide jaws take away patients’ gonial definition and jawline angularity, making them look boneless and bad.
The answer isn’t simply “don’t narrow the jaw”, as often times a narrower jaw can look better. But it’s not possible to narrow the jaw all the way up to the condyles; surgeons only remove bone at the gonial area.
Take the bi-condylar breadth pill.
The only jaw narrowing surgery possible is to narrow the bi-gonial breadth, making the lower third more tapered and rounded—narrowing down from wide condyles—which usually does not look attractive.
Additionally, the surgery before/after shows that she got temple implants, which I think make her look worse because it worsens her ES ratio and makes her look more brachy.
Anyway,
A narrowing lower third is not the same thing as a narrow lower third.
My morph narrows her jaw in a cohesive way:
You may be able to achieve something like this change with botox on the masseters, but there's no way to do it with osteotomies AFAIK (correct me if I'm wrong).
The answer isn’t simply “don’t narrow the jaw”, as often times a narrower jaw can look better. But it’s not possible to narrow the jaw all the way up to the condyles; surgeons only remove bone at the gonial area.
Take the bi-condylar breadth pill.
The only jaw narrowing surgery possible is to narrow the bi-gonial breadth, making the lower third more tapered and rounded—narrowing down from wide condyles—which usually does not look attractive.
Additionally, the surgery before/after shows that she got temple implants, which I think make her look worse because it worsens her ES ratio and makes her look more brachy.
Anyway,
A narrowing lower third is not the same thing as a narrow lower third.
My morph narrows her jaw in a cohesive way:
You may be able to achieve something like this change with botox on the masseters, but there's no way to do it with osteotomies AFAIK (correct me if I'm wrong).
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