SpectrumAesthetics3
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Why? SEE THE MORPHS
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99% chance at my next upper midface filler appointment (between inside of cheekbones and the nose) that I’ll get UPPER masseter Botox and / or parotid gland botox (similar area, just an additional way to address shrinking the area)
Because it is just… ABSURD… how much this might ascend me…
Big masseters can KILL the contour under the cheekbone.
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Also, I’m almost certainly some variant of type B masseter shape/insertions. Actually, sorta a combo of B and C. And GUESS WHAT, you can see in version B how that version has the masseter bulk running right up to the cheekbone; and this shape overall rounds the face and, again, ESPECIALLY via the mass that blurs what should be a contour under the cheekbone…
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TYPE A insertion enjoyers from the above pic are by far the most likely to ascend via masseter growth, or at least, to not DESCEND. However, the huge point – it seems obvious that you can’t achieve that look without decent underlying jaw BONE structure. For the masseters to sit in this manner, I think someone basically HAS TO HAVE OUTWARD GONIONS AND A POWERFUL & WIDE LOWER THIRD ALREADY.
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More on my masseter theory…
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Old pic. I was actively chewing. I thought it would make me better-looking.
Narrow lower third + inward-sloping ramus + weak gonions etc. + probably shit masseter insertions = AN UNATTRACTIVE FRONT PROFILE, period.
DIDN’T provide the aesthetic width around the jaw corners that possibly type A insertions could (but again I don’t think you can have this when the structure is weak – I literally think you need good bone structure for them to sit in the type A shape at all). AND bloated up my fucking face and looked weird.
AND MADE IT HARDER to hammer the ramus, when I was in my early bonesmashing phases and didn’t know what I was doing in general. With thid disgusting masseter bulk wrapping around it and making it pretty covered, ESPECIALLY when also not truly shredded, meaning an extra layer of subcutaneous fat and water that ALSO make it hard to access the bone more directly…
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Oh, what I would give to transmit my knowledge and mind now to myself years ago…
Why? SEE THE MORPHS
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99% chance at my next upper midface filler appointment (between inside of cheekbones and the nose) that I’ll get UPPER masseter Botox and / or parotid gland botox (similar area, just an additional way to address shrinking the area)
Because it is just… ABSURD… how much this might ascend me…
Big masseters can KILL the contour under the cheekbone.
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Also, I’m almost certainly some variant of type B masseter shape/insertions. Actually, sorta a combo of B and C. And GUESS WHAT, you can see in version B how that version has the masseter bulk running right up to the cheekbone; and this shape overall rounds the face and, again, ESPECIALLY via the mass that blurs what should be a contour under the cheekbone…—————————————————
TYPE A insertion enjoyers from the above pic are by far the most likely to ascend via masseter growth, or at least, to not DESCEND. However, the huge point – it seems obvious that you can’t achieve that look without decent underlying jaw BONE structure. For the masseters to sit in this manner, I think someone basically HAS TO HAVE OUTWARD GONIONS AND A POWERFUL & WIDE LOWER THIRD ALREADY.
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More on my masseter theory…
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Old pic. I was actively chewing. I thought it would make me better-looking.
Narrow lower third + inward-sloping ramus + weak gonions etc. + probably shit masseter insertions = AN UNATTRACTIVE FRONT PROFILE, period.
DIDN’T provide the aesthetic width around the jaw corners that possibly type A insertions could (but again I don’t think you can have this when the structure is weak – I literally think you need good bone structure for them to sit in the type A shape at all). AND bloated up my fucking face and looked weird.
AND MADE IT HARDER to hammer the ramus, when I was in my early bonesmashing phases and didn’t know what I was doing in general. With thid disgusting masseter bulk wrapping around it and making it pretty covered, ESPECIALLY when also not truly shredded, meaning an extra layer of subcutaneous fat and water that ALSO make it hard to access the bone more directly…
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Oh, what I would give to transmit my knowledge and mind now to myself years ago…
