Wise ones please assist me I have valid questions

[KrissKross]

I have some genuine questions for the experts:

1) Does a maxilla need to be behind the brow to be recessed?
2) How can it be that a chin is recessed, yet is still in line with the brow. So behind lips but in line with brow?
3) How will a chin implant effect the frontal view of the face if in any way?

Thank you for your time and wisdom professors

 

[Coping]

No for both maxilla and chin because the brow can be recessed as well, it’s not a good way to judge forward growth. Chin implant will make your chin seem more forward from the front it’s especially visible in motion

 

[KrissKross]

Bump

 

[YoungJohnnyDepp]

Don't use the brow to check maxilla. Good maxilla is small goniall angle and prominent cheekbones, as the maxilla comes forward so do the cheekbones. And also the top lip projection.

A chin implant may make the jawline more sharp and of course the chin taller

 

[KrissKross]

Don't use the brow to check maxilla. Good maxilla is small goniall angle and prominent cheekbones, as the maxilla comes forward so do the cheekbones. And also the top lip projection.

A chin implant may make the jawline more sharp and of course the chin taller

I don’t get the gonial angle thing tho. Does that mean this guy has a bad maxilla because his gonial is like 170 degrees?

 

[Deleted member 39]

I don’t get the gonial angle thing tho. Does that mean this guy has a bad maxilla because his gonial is like 170 degrees?

Look at the girl. Her maxilla might be slightly recessed.
A projecting chin won't change your frontal view significantly, but it will improve your profile.

 

[YoungJohnnyDepp]

I don’t get the gonial angle thing tho. Does that mean this guy has a bad maxilla because his gonial is like 170 degrees?

He appears to have a downward and forward grown maxilla

 

[Deleted member 357]

a. and b. forward growth is seen relative to eyeball

c. yes chin implant makes a big difference from front and in motion if there was a lot of recession