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Looks is core health - not vanity 

When your face grows forward you breathe better, sleep deeper, and perform higher

Think structure first

Central to the framework that supports the entire face - like frame of a building - is the maxilla (the upper jaw)

Mandibule

Maxilla

Zygomatic

Mandibule Structure Maxilla Structure Zygomatic Structure

A 3D face is

an up and forward-grown maxilla

Straight, shorter-looking nose

Fuller lips, better proportion of lower 3rd

Great breathing: patent nasal airways, pharynx volume, straight posture

Straight, shorter-looking nose

Fuller lips, better proportion of lower 3rd

Great breathing: patent nasal airways, pharynx volume, straight posture

Alert-looking eyes: positive canthal tilt, taught skin under eyes

Contoured cheeks, high cheekbones

Sculpted jaw, no double chin

Alert-looking eyes: positive canthal tilt, taught skin under eyes

Contoured cheeks, high cheekbones

Sculpted jaw, no double chin

This forward-positioned, unretruded framework of the face

1. Signals energy, mental alertness, confidence and emotional openness

L. It is recognised as such because it is a biological signature of respiratory health and restorative sleep - which are necessary for peak cognitive function and emotional control.

3. And so, high cheekbones, defined jawlines, wide dental arch, good support under the eyes and nose, are innately and universally recognised as attractive in both men and women.

4. Regardless of individual characteristics inherited genetically such a face results wen normal growth patterns are unimpeded.

See the difference

In frontal view, a 3D face has depth and a balanced lower third proportion. The chin is projected forward, creating harmony and balance. Side view shows an up-turned, more youthful profile. But when the facial structure does not grow as it was meant to, the face is longer, more concave and more set-back.

The chain of events that can affect looks, learning, relationships and longevity

Different stats, tracing back to the same epicenter: the inner face where our craniofacial story begins.

Coincidence or not, these conditions often unfold in tandem, echoing a shared rhythm.

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Mouth breathing

At least 30% snore , of those about 50% have OSA (obstructive sleep apnea), but as much as 80% of mild to severe cases of OSA are thought to remain undiagnosed.

OSA

It is the estimated actual prevalence, not diagnosed cases. 80% of individuals with OSA were estimated to remain undiagnosed.

TMD / Tinnitus

is estimated to have TMJ issues. 25–65% of those with TMD also have tinnitus. 51% of people with tinnitus have co-occurring TMDs. Jaw joint and chewing muscles dysfunctions (TMDs) are the most common oro-facial pain condition.

Long Face pattern

May have a mild to pronounced Long Face pattern (or vertical alteration of facial relationships) as shown in this study , (though a precise global count is difficult due to the persistent lack of uniform diagnostic methodology.)

Facial muscle disorder

Have muscle disorders of the face, mouth, lips, or jaw (resting posture of the tongue and lips, atypical chewing and swallowing patterns, blocked nasal airways, etc.) collectively called Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders, or OMD)

Deviated septum

Deviated septum is a sign crowding in the nasal airway. Most often caused by gothic (narrow, high arched) palate.

Timeline the Long Face / "Jaw Epidemic"

1940s

Bottle feeding & soft food blow up

Faces start getting longer.

1980s

Productivity is power, exhaustion an honour

Mouth breathing

Orthodontics go mainstream

2020s

Rebellion against burnout.

Science connects: jaws, nose breathing and sleep /ADHD

Biohacking, Mewing, Palate Expansion,

Wearable tech tracks sleep cycles, oxygen levels

2025

Looks, breath and sleep are the status symbol

New Wellness & longevity in Vogue, TikTok, YouTube

From jaw hacks to medical conferences to apps

A good maxilla elevates

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LOOKS

A well developed, forward projected mid-face is foundational for the most sought-after features:
- defined jawline
- high cheekbones, chiseled look
- alert eye shape, support, no under eye puffiness
- broad dental arch, all teeth, no gum show
- shorter nose, no dorsal hump
- full, more elevated lips, deeper philtrum

A well developed, forward projected mid-face is foundational for the most sought-after features:
- defined jawline
- high cheekbones, chiseled look
- alert eye shape, support, no under eye puffiness
- broad dental arch, all teeth, no gum show
- shorter nose, no dorsal hump
- full, more elevated lips, deeper philtrum

2

BREATHING

Normal nasal breathing needs wide airway. An unconstricted mid-face is spacious nasal cavity, so:
- no deviations, obstructions in the nose
- breath enriched with Nitric Oxide
- optimal oxygenation of the body
- good sino-nasal drainage, less infections
- optimal diaphragm work
- pharyngeal airway not constricted.

With to nasal breathing, good oral posture can be maintained so tongue muscles remain tonic and hyoid bone positioned high

Normal nasal breathing needs wide airway. An unconstricted mid-face is spacious nasal cavity, so:
- no deviations, obstructions in the nose
- breath enriched with Nitric Oxide
- optimal oxygenation of the body
- good sino-nasal drainage, less infections
- optimal diaphragm work
- pharyngeal airway not constricted.

With to nasal breathing, good oral posture can be maintained so tongue muscles remain tonic and hyoid bone positioned high

3

SLEEP

Nasal breathing means sleep is not broken up by many micro-awakenings (OSA, which very often goes undiagnosed).This assure optimal:
- brain metabolic waste clearance
- parasympathetic nerve activation (the calm, tissue repair mode)
- metabolism, growth hormone release, less cortisol circulating
- memory consolidation
- daytime creativity: (in sleep the brain makes unexpected connections between concepts)

Nasal breathing means sleep is not broken up by many micro-awakenings (OSA, which very often goes undiagnosed).This assure optimal:
- brain metabolic waste clearance
- parasympathetic nerve activation (the calm, tissue repair mode)
- metabolism, growth hormone release, less cortisol circulating
- memory consolidation
- daytime creativity: (in sleep the brain makes unexpected connections between concepts)

4

PERFORMANCE

Nasal breathing and uninterrupted sleep result in measurable increase of mental capacity:
- executive function & cognitive alertness
- less risk of ADHD-like symptoms depressions, bipolar disorders, etc..
- better learning, focus, memory, creativity
- better daytime emotional regulation:

portrait of a composed thoughtful young woman with excellent cranio facial development (great features signalling nose breathing) looking at something to her side in warm afternoon sunlight

Nasal breathing and uninterrupted sleep result in measurable increase of mental capacity:
- executive function & cognitive alertness
- less risk of ADHD-like symptoms depressions, bipolar disorders, etc..
- better learning, focus, memory, creativity
- better daytime emotional regulation:

portrait of a composed thoughtful young woman with excellent cranio facial development (great features signalling nose breathing) looking at something to her side in warm afternoon sunlight
portrait of a composed thoughtful young woman with excellent cranio facial development (great features signalling nose breathing) looking at something to her side in warm afternoon sunlight

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