What should I do if I find my chin is crooked when taking a photo

Everyone loves beauty. Many people find that there is a big difference between themselves in the mirror and in photos. This is because the human eye will automatically beautify appearance. If someone finds that their chin is distorted to a certain extent in the photos, they should consider whether there is something abnormal with their teeth or bones. What should we do when this situation occurs?

There are two common reasons for a crooked chin:

1. Main reasons

A crooked jaw may be caused by uneven teeth and a bad bite, which may require orthodontic adjustment. It may also be due to bad biting habits. When eating, you should pay attention to using the teeth on both sides evenly to ensure an even bite. Maintain good living habits and pay attention to sleeping and walking posture. You can use chin fillers to make your cheeks the same size, or you can use bone grinding to reduce a large and protruding chin.

The ideal chin is about one-sixth of the total length of the face and, when viewed from the side, is on the same vertical line as the center of the eyebrows. The chin is symmetrical and beautiful, and the end is well-finished, but what should I do if the chin is crooked? You can choose medical plastic surgery to "reshape" the chin...

Facial asymmetry caused by teeth is also called odontogenic mandibular deviation. The patient's face is relatively symmetrical when the teeth are closed, but once the mouth is opened, the face becomes crooked. For crossbite, locked bite, misalignment of the midlines of the upper and lower dental arches, etc., the use of fixed orthodontic appliances to correct teeth can cure this facial asymmetry without medication.

2. Bone causes

If the cause is asymmetric mandibular development, then the asymmetry can be seen even when the teeth are closed, and X-rays can also take pictures of the occlusal midline deviation.

Mandibular reshaping is a good way to correct this crooked chin. General anesthesia is required before the operation, and an incision will be made inside the mouth and on the lower gums. The doctor will saw the chin bone according to the facial proportions of the patient and re-fix it in the perfect position. The swelling will completely subside about 3 weeks after the operation, and the stitches in the mouth do not need to be removed.

If it is just in the case of taking photos, it should be due to different shooting angles or incorrect lighting selection, which may cause visual errors.

If the crookedness is not very obvious and cannot be observed normally, there should be no problem.