Photos?  Dr. Sue Lee reforms deformed palates.  I just don't know what you mean by downswung... are you gummy?

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Posted by: universeonwheels

I'm hesitant to post photos of myself. How does she reform deformed (such as asymmetric?) palates? I'm not gummy, but I have to tilt my head back significantly in order to have my eyesight parallel with the ground. If I elongate my neck, I'm looking at the floor. Noticeably, my head bulges in the back due to having to look up in order to see what's in front of me.

http://www.oregonexercisetherapy.com/blog/forward-head-posture

please look into the link above. I firmly believe that  there are a few misconceptions about bad body posture and how it is caused & corrected on this forum mainly because not many people have suffered extremely bad posture like myself and others. I am fully in tune with my posture and muscle groups (muscle groups become irrelevant after a while as your body creates all sorts of different types of postures thanks to the body's natural compensatory mechanism's) and many can't even begin to explain some of the stuff I and some others (including yourself) have experienced in terms of posture. A lot of it is very weird, yet so simple once you really pay mind to things. I can tell @Progress is going through a similar experience. The wild part about everything is how hard it is to get answers sometimes. Most people and even authority figures in the medical field still don't know the every single muscle is literally connected and affects one another in some way, shape, or form.

Forward head posture is usually due to a misaligned pelvis. A misaligned pelvis can even cause something like TMJ symptoms and IMO can cause significant "temporary" recession & facial asymmetries that can all be improved and even fully corrected by correction and optimization of body posture

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Question; where the heck are you guys getting the money. Is it really a 4-5 year process for jaw surgery?