I must have Stevie Wonder vision since I don't notice anything - what do you think is wrong with it? Also, are you manually craning your head that forwards?

@vitas I have no idea if this would fix it or if the issue is even fixable, but if your head posture in that photo is how it always is, fixing it would create different forces on your head, which in theory could help.

@crimsonchin

Indeed. He visibly has foward head posture. Altough luckily maxilla is not recessed which is weird in my opinion.

@meowxilla Yeah, there seem to be many exceptions regarding maxilla position. A few days ago I asked my Mom if she has her teeth together at rest or not and she described having to manually line everything up just to "relax" and then she showed off her arch which was a lot more narrow than I thought, which is quite odd because pretty much everyone would agree she's good looking (and at 56 is no doubt among a rare percentage and can't hide anything artificially). Occasionally you'll see pro athletes who have a tough and fairly attractive face, yet somehow have a 4 tooth smile or something that seems to defy logic.

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this must be a deformed skull. How do I fix this skull shape? Is it caused by APT?

I Have this as well a little bit and I have also the same head posture

@vitas you shouldn't compare yourself to the best model in the world man 

Bro, you aren't changing how your skull looks any time soon. If you're so paranoid about your skull, why don't you grow your hair out?

@crimsonchin is it possible to flatten the occiput and have a skull like this

 Short and flat occiput, broad, angular, and wide forehead. And a forehead slope with a prominent brow.

@thebeastpanda Maybe if you use a hammer and don't mind losing a few IQ points. My first post in here emphasized "I don't know" several times, so refer to that.

In theory this could be corrected by the use of applying Mike Mew’s ultrasonic device which he uses on the suture between the maxilla and the zygoma.

Has anyone considered using his ultrasonic device on the sutures on the back and sides of the skull (like the lambdoid suture) so to correct the above skull shape? I don’t think it would be healthy for the brain and could damage the skull, so I don’t recommend it personally, but I think it would be useful to know whether it could work in theory.

@vitas

/community/community/postid/939/

However I wouldn’t recommend it personally.

I don’t think the parietal bone is the problem, but rather its the bones below it which have rotated, pushing up the back of the skull.

@vitas

The bones below the parietal bone have rotated, causing the front part of the skull to descend into the new space, and the back part of the parietal bone to be pushed up. If you can safely rotate back those bones (i’m not sure which ones in your specific case), the frontal bone will push forward and up, and the back of the head will come down again. But I’m not an expert, just my opinion.

I can’t say which way the bones will go for certain. I just tried to come up with an explanation to why your skull is in that shape (and so reversing the movement of the bones may help you). But I don’t know much about how to move bone and what the consequences will be so I can’t comment in detail further, sorry.

Since your head posture/body posture is so terrible. I would advice you to fix it and see where it takes you.

Use this instead of chin tucks :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAyy-f_eHd8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7wTb2eFWWE