I have a pretty good maxilla but still have a slight dorsal hump. No one but me has never noticed it as it is very slight but it is surely there. I would say my nose is almost exactly like Sean oprys. Is this genetic?
Could well be. There is nothing wrong with having a slight hump if the rest of your face is well developed. It's pretty masculine. Personally, my hump went away with mewing and now my nose is straight
What do you mean by palatal vault drop and like i said i have a dorsal hump despite a forward grown maxilla. I think youre assuming my maxilla is recessed
And its also possible that its due to injury. Since i have injured my nose pretty badly in the past
How exactly did you mew to straighten your nose?
i got a slight bump to but i think it is caused by mouth breather and thats in hands with not holding good oral posture
i don't think it is genetic because in my opinion genetics are made to make you good looking but this could be not the case when you're mother drinked or smoked a lot when she was pregnant or if the parents decide to get a child at late age but some noses are genetic is my opinion but they are most of the time just straight by men.
but i already saw a guy who said on instagram on my that his dorsal hump disapeard after 1.5 year of mewing (also sended proven photo)
I don’t disagree but I know for a fact that my maxilla and jaw are developed quite well but I still have a slight dorsal hump. So I don’t think mewing can solve my problem and a rhino would be my only option
Holy shit man your pinching technique actually seems to be working. Although idk wether its actually working or all in my head but to me it surely seems straight now
what pinching technique?
Yes, the nose lifting technique seems good, although darkindigo went on another deleting spree for whatever reason... now people don't know what you're talking about. I just wanted to comment that I have been doing something similar, though darkindigo's technique for stabalising the nose by pinching the nose through the nostrils while pushing upwards and inwards is excellent and I've changed my approach as a result. People on youtube have posted some similar approaches to adjust the nose size by either applying pressure and/or increasing the strength of the surrounding musculature. I will also use my palm to push down and up on the area above the nose, the glabella, which lifts the tissues on the nose while doing the manipulation and maybe helps me to push the nose somewhat inwards at the top of the nasal bone and more in to the skull. I like the technique but shortening the nose in this way may lengthen the philtrium. I adjust my maxilla very slightly with the thumb pulling technique to hopefully help offset this possible effect.
Remember this pain... and let it activate you.
Yes, the nose lifting technique seems good, although darkindigo went on another deleting spree for whatever reason... now people don't know what you're talking about. I just wanted to comment that I have been doing something similar, though darkindigo's technique for stabalising the nose by pinching the nose through the nostrils while pushing upwards and inwards is excellent and I've changed my approach as a result. People on youtube have posted some similar approaches to adjust the nose size by either applying pressure and/or increasing the strength of the surrounding musculature. I will also use my palm to push down and up on the area above the nose, the glabella, which lifts the tissues on the nose while doing the manipulation and maybe helps me to push the nose somewhat inwards at the top of the nasal bone and more in to the skull. I like the technique but shortening the nose in this way may lengthen the philtrium. I adjust my maxilla very slightly with the thumb pulling technique to hopefully help offset this possible effect.
Can you detail on that technique or link some info please?
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