Dont know about the method but its done by a surgeon, not chewing.Depends. If the CCW rotation is achieved by shortening the maxilla, then your lower third will increase in visible vertical height from the front and will increase much more so relatively to the upper face.
On the other hand if the CCW rotation is achieved through chewing, which mostly shortens your lower third by pushing your teeth into the gums, you will get fucked up looking chin.
The best CCW rotation is posterior vertical growth of the maxilla and the ramus. Then you don't have that feminine weird bloated short face while having a very robust jaw.
Something like this basically, a long maxilla and a vertically long jaw:
Explain procedure?
Well im getting bimax in 3 Weeks and i can add ccw. But the problem is, my lower is not parallel to the ground. My chin is pointing to the ground, so from the front it looks like i have a tall chin. Im scared that rotation my jaw and fixing my jaw angle will make my chin less tall from the front, because it doesnt stick out anymore.
Forward movement of the jaw relative to the forehead always increases it's visible height from front due to optical illusion.
Oh so moving my maxilla forward will increase my philtrum optically?
What is "moving maxilla forward" in this case? Typically only the lower maxilla is moved forward, which shortens the philtrum length. Overall good forward growth should give you wider lips, wider looking lower face. It's only optical though. Imagine moving one part closer to the camera than the other, the relative optical sizes change even though the absolute sizes stay the same.
Stopped reading here, just chew bro.
Whats impaction tho?
To be able to rotate the maxilla counterclockwise, you need to make room by taking away a portion of it.
I dont think you should put your jaws down for more height, I think just a genioplasty which adds a little bit of chin height. You know my thoughts bro, your already quite handsome so I wouldn't take risks with your harmony changing things too much.
Jfl i legit had the same thought right now "stop wanting to change too much"..
Exactly, if its not broken dont fix it
Are you sure about that? I don't see how you could have a steep upper jaw but not maxillary vertical excess tbh.
I think you mean the occlusal plane.
If you lower third is short, then yes.
Yes, I think you can get anterior impaction + posterior downgraft and vice versa.
It would look different because the stomion would remain in the same position, but the height of the chin and thus the height of the lower third would increase.
