I see change for the cheekbones and your maxilla looks decently upswung.

Your cheeks look a  lot less flabby right now, so I have a feeling its just weight loss.

It looks like you're saying you clench your teeth as well. Have you tried relaxing your jaw a little, and keeping your teeth slightly apart.

edit: you look like you have ideal growth anyways so. eh

Very nice. Thank you for sharing. 🙂 

It's 100% weightloss.

Clearly weightloss

Excellent result. You look gorgeous! How old are you? And how do you mew (soft/hard, chin tuck etc.)?

@oatmeal

I do not clench my jaw. Only after chewing for a long time does my jaw close hard for a while, I naturally keep teeth in light contact.
You probably think I am clenching in photo on right? I am not, my lips have a better appearance now and my bones have moved forward which makes my jaw look more tightened.. If that makes sense. I work my face muscles daily and the muscle is quite strong.

@silberman

I am 22. Thank you.

My "mewing" is;
lips together whenever not talking/eating.
Chin tucking.
chewing on chew rubber, cloth, food materials.

I don't know much about soft/hard mewing.. I practice as Dr Mew's say is likely best.

There is obviously change to my bones, my face is much more symmetrical which is a joy to have worked hard and achieved. As I said I still have far to go and will be finding appliances to aid more maxillary upswing and subsequently mandible upswing.

@glitterous

I thought you were clenching because you said you kept your teeth 'tight' together.

Do you have your tongue all over the roof of your mouth (back included?) and do you stretch it in all directions?

@oatmeal

Oh, no I meant that there is no spacing between the upper teeth and I wish to add space. 

I still do not have tongue on soft palate 100% of time, it is still a conscious effort to get it there but I consciously reposition my tongue to suction to the soft palate many times a day. 

I am skinnier now (low carbohydrate high fat diet now, I chew raw steaks and eat other tough foods now) but you can clearly see bone remodelling and I will point out differences;
1. Increased symmetry, look at eyebrow ridge in both photos. Left photo they are different shape, not matching. 
2. Forehead has moved forwards, see in previous photo it is sloped backwards more. 
3. Nose bridge has widened slightly allowing for wider set eyes - More attractive as better development.
4. Hollowing of cheeks due to beginning proper swallow technique that does not use buccinator muscles.

Dr Mike Mew talks of weightless being irrelevant to thinning cheeks, he shows obese models as example and says there is hardly any fat storage on face but instead proper swallow technique and lack of, is to blame for round face.