Info THE Masseter Thread

[foidslayer22]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

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what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

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​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.

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How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.

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EXAMPLES​

@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

 

[Blackpillirony]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

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---

what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

---

​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.


View attachment 284445

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How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.


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EXAMPLES​

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@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

Mirin thread, well vulgarized. Bravo

 

[foidslayer22]

Mirin thread, well vulgarized. Bravo

yay im blushing kicking my feet rn

 

[Oxytocinspike67]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

View attachment 284446

---

what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

---

​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.


View attachment 284445

---

How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.


View attachment 284447

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EXAMPLES​

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@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

Got bricked reading this thank you bro

 

[foidslayer22]

Got bricked reading this thank you bro

im gooning to you rn

 

[emeraldpill]

Nevermind

 

[Oxytocinspike67]

im gooning to you rn

Me too

 

[foidslayer22]

Nevermind

wat

 

[emeraldpill]

wat

I said tag people I’m just blind

 

[foidslayer22]

I said tag people I’m just blind

i wanna tag more but im afraid i'll get banned for masstagging

 

[emeraldpill]

i wanna tag more but im afraid i'll get banned for masstagging

That’s not a thing here

 

[Starlet]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

View attachment 284446

---

what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

---

​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.


View attachment 284445

---

How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.


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EXAMPLES​

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@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

Yeah some people get masseter Botox as well for TMJ or because they prefer the look of the right side of the emrata pic

 

[foidslayer22]

That’s not a thing here bhai

thanks for the headsup

Spoiler

@emeraldpilled @</3 @Marlonmogsyouhaha @kimothy @Ghoultune @missingdollparts_ @Starlet @Foid @grey @tonisworld @P1et @bloatcel- @Volksstaffel @Balian @Goev @yasy @Recession @Yani @Molotongo @Achilles @2Beau @PingPong @BigDihDiddy @trueceljester @RottingCarrie @2ANA @draftLexy @parazit @Galvatron @SILVER @True_Fakecell @moonlight1 l

 

[foidslayer22]

Yeah some people get masseter Botox as well for TMJ or because they prefer the look of the right side of the emrata pic

tmj is getting pretty common for some reason tho

 

[grey]

How do I avoid more growth

 

[Balian]

opinion on masseter hypertrophy?

 

[foidslayer22]

How do I avoid more growth

I'd say mainly chewing softer foods, and if you want you can use 2 pills muscadol + diclofen (pea sized amount on each of your masseters and rub it in) every night and it'll atrophy it

 

[foidslayer22]

opinion on masseter hypertrophy?

if you have a long ramus yes, otherwise no

 

[2Beau]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

View attachment 284446

---

what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

---

​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.


View attachment 284445

---

How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.


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EXAMPLES​

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@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

Good topic, masseaters are definitely overlooked mastic gum should be a must do softmax, my masseaters were underdeveloped and the growth has been an exceptional improvement, it also combats assymmetry’s from bad habits and bad chewing habits. This thread could’ve been longer though explaining how to fix the masseater issue, how and where to chew for what results… but nice thread

 

[foidslayer22]

Good topic, masseaters are definitely overlooked mastic gum should be a must do softmax, my masseaters were underdeveloped and the growth has been an exceptional improvement, it also combats assymmetry’s from bad habits and bad chewing habits. This thread could’ve been longer though explaining how to fix the masseater issue, how and where to chew for what results… but nice thread

thank you bhai, i made this thread mainly for info i'll make a more detailed one talking about ways that'll actually help. mucho love

 

[imareasonableman]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

View attachment 284446

---

what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

---

​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.


View attachment 284445

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How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.


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EXAMPLES​

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@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

never heard of "high insertioned masseters", nigs will make any excuse to cope

 

[nomi]

thanks for the headsup

Spoiler

@emeraldpilled @</3 @Marlonmogsyouhaha @kimothy @Ghoultune @missingdollparts_ @Starlet @Foid @grey @tonisworld @P1et @bloatcel- @Volksstaffel @Balian @Goev @yasy @Recession @Yani @Molotongo @Achilles @2Beau @PingPong @BigDihDiddy @trueceljester @RottingCarrie @2ANA @draftLexy @parazit @Galvatron @SILVER @True_Fakecell @moonlight1 l

I fucking hate these megathreads so much I hate all of you for mentioning me in some bullshit

 

[foidslayer22]

never heard of "high insertioned masseters", nigs will make any excuse to cope

its all over .org and tiktok. masseters are made to sit on your ramus so you can actually function your jaw jfl

 

[2Beau]

thank you bhai, i made this thread mainly for info i'll make a more detailed one talking about ways that'll actually help. mucho love

tag me when it’s done. developing masseaters are an important prt in getting that hollow cheek look, almost wanna steal the guide idea

 

[foidslayer22]

I fucking hate these megathreads so much I hate all of you for mentioning me in some bullshit

i love you too pradeep

 

[foidslayer22]

tag me when it’s done. developing masseaters are an important prt in getting that hollow cheek look, almost wanna steal the guide idea

you can steal anything aslong as you give credit primo

 

[tonisworld]

Yeah some people get masseter Botox as well for TMJ or because they prefer the look of the right side of the emrata pic

My ex got it so she had a slimmer less squared face, but it lasted less than 3 months so it's not worth the price or effort.

 

[Starlet]

My ex got it so she had a slimmer less squared face, but it lasted less than 3 months so it's not worth the price or effort.

Yeah it costs hundreds of dollars because it needs more units of Botox compared to other places in the face considering it’s such a big muscle and of course it’s Botox so not permanent and you have to keep getting it. I was thinking about getting it personally back then when I was less knowledgeable because I have a bit of a square face but I’ve decided it’s not actually necessarily a bad trait

 

[tonisworld]

Yeah it costs hundreds of dollars because it needs more units of Botox compared to other places in the face considering it’s such a big muscle and of course it’s Botox so not permanent and you have to keep getting it. I was thinking about getting it personally back then when I was less knowledgeable because I have a bit of a square face but I’ve decided it’s not actually necessarily a bad trait

I absolutely adore squared faces on girls. It's one feature I appreciate most. Look at Angelina Jolie as a prime example of hotness I was quite disappointed when she wanted to get it haha.

 

[Volksstaffel]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

View attachment 284446

---

what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

---

​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.


View attachment 284445

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How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.


View attachment 284447

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EXAMPLES​

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@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

Partially read, make a thread about masseter botox

 

[foidslayer22]

Partially read, make a thread about masseter botox

will do bhai

 

[Volksstaffel]

will do bhai

Good boy

 

[Galvatron]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

View attachment 284446

---

what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

---

​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.


View attachment 284445

---

How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.


View attachment 284447

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EXAMPLES​

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@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

Mirin thread brooo

 

[nomi]

If you spend enough time in lm forums, you’ll notice people talking ab cheekbones, eye area etc.... Meanwhile one of the biggest contributors to facial presence sits on the side of the jaw. A face can have great bones , but without enough muscular support, it won’t be considered structured. It’ll look softer and almost as if the face is like unfinished

The masseter is what gives the lower third the so called completeness

View attachment 284446

---

what actually is the masseter?​

It’s the muscle that runs from your cheekbone down to the angle of your jaw. Every time you chew, clench, or js stabilize your bite you’re basically using it. Faces that look strong almost always have well developed masseters

---

​

“High Masseter Insertions”​

I'm genuinely sick of people talking bout sum "Don't train your jaw if your masseters are high insertioned".


they love to blabber ab how someone has high masseter insertions when the gonions are high set and the gonial angle is worse overall, but muscles don’t just attach to your bones however they want


What people are seeing is a short mandibular ramus.


The ramus is the vertical portion of your lower jaw. When it’s longer, the gonions sit lower. When it’s shorter, everything compresses, which makes it look likethe muscle is higher set.


View attachment 284445

---

How Masseters Influence Development​

in puberty specifically, the body is extremely responsive to mechanical stimulus. This does not mean you can magically force your jaw to grow beyond your genetics, butt it does mean something important.


Many people never fully express their genetic potential because modern goyslop removes the need for strong chewing. (My chewing thread) it's not rlly “building new structure” but preventing underdevelopment.


View attachment 284447

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EXAMPLES​

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@TonyDr @imareasonableman @Oxytocinspike67 @foiddefender67 @Blackpillirony

finally done with this thread bro

wait I didn't even read the thread this is kinda tuff

 

[foidslayer22]

Mirin thread brooo

iloveu

 

[parazit]

high effort good job bro