I do understand your hypothesis. But trust me, there are little to none skeletal changes in 2 and a half months. You're experiencing musculature change making your face wider but certainly not skeletal.

Allright I do get what you're saying, and it definetely contributes. But i've seen other before and afters with 2 months in between and In those cases you can see that the jaw has moved upward and other changes, In my case I see a difference aswell in the jaw and nose for example. Could it be that some people have much more malleable bones than others and that It's a genetic thing. I can send you pictures personally If you'd care to take a look.

On the matter of the other thing I said about different kinds of pressure, Is there a way to get forward growth and upwards growth without the face widening too much?

I noticed one of the things that went quickly (that appeared in my thirties) is a small bump on the bridge of  my nose.  I wasn't even thinking of it (it never bothered me), and it dawned on me one night that it was gone. I'll be fifty this year, so that brings hope to everyone I think.

That is certainly possible. But extremely unlikely. Believe me, i was one of you before. I believed that skeletal changes could haooen in weeks and months because have i seen them in myself. But later realized it was placebo. As well as skeletal changes that are significant to the point of being seen by the eye in 2 months are just impossible. If you have 6 months under your belt youll actually see changes (6 months is a reasonable but still a very short time frame for an adult in their thirties to change, let alone 2) 

Im not trying to discourage you man. I would like to see your photos though

I experienced bone changes not growth just placement within two months.