Ultimate JAWLINE Guide : How to change your face PERMANENTLY (HINDI)

Summary

The video script discusses the impact of mouth posture on facial structure and aesthetics. It tells the story of a girl named Luisa and how her face changed due to improper tongue posture. The speaker shares their own experience with facial changes and introduces orthotropics and muving as solutions. They explain the importance of tongue posture for facial structure, the role of masseter and buccinator muscles, and provide steps for correct muving. The script also emphasizes the benefits of eating hard food for facial aesthetics and offers tips for maintaining proper mouth posture and reducing the size of masseter muscles.

Takeaways

• 😀 The script discusses the impact of genetics and habits on facial structure and dental alignment.
• 😟 It highlights how certain habits can lead to an unattractive facial appearance over time.
• 🦷 The speaker shares their personal journey of discovering the effects of mouth posture and orthodontics on their facial aesthetics.
• 🏥 Orthodontics is explained as a method to correct the structure of the face and improve aesthetics.
• 👄 The importance of proper tongue posture, or 'muining', is emphasized for maintaining facial structure and dental health.
• 🌟 The concept of 'buccal equilibration' is introduced as a way to balance forces on the teeth to prevent them from shifting.
• 🍽️ Eating habits, particularly the hardness of food, can significantly influence facial bone structure and muscle development.
• 🌱 The speaker suggests that starting good habits like 'muining' and eating hard food from a young age can lead to better facial aesthetics in the long term.
• 🚫 The script warns against certain habits like mouth breathing and improper tongue posture, which can lead to facial deformities.
• 🌐 The speaker promises to provide more information on external ways to improve facial aesthetics in a future guide.

Q & A

What is the main concern of Luisa, the 6-year-old girl mentioned in the script?

Luisa's main concern is the changes in her facial structure due to some mistakes, which have led to her face becoming less attractive over time.

What is the term used in the script to describe the lines in our skull that help in the growth of our bones?

The term used is 'sutures'.

What is the role of the tongue mentioned in the script in relation to orthotropics?

The tongue is mentioned as playing a role in orthotropics by applying pressure to the palate, which can help change the structure of the face over time.

What is the term used for the concept of balancing forces on teeth from both inside and outside?

The term used is 'buccal equilibration'.

What is the purpose of mouth breathing mentioned in the script?

Mouth breathing is discussed as a way to improve facial aesthetics by properly aligning the tongue and jaw, which can lead to a more attractive face shape.

What is the term used for the practice of keeping the lips sealed while sleeping to improve facial structure?

The term used is 'nose breathing'.

What is the term used to describe the concept of using orthodontic treatments to improve facial aesthetics?

The term used is 'orthotropics'.

What is the main reason behind the crooked appearance of the father's nose mentioned in the script?

The father's nose appears crooked due to the cartilage, not genetics.

What is the main advice given in the script for improving the jawline and facial aesthetics?

The main advice is to practice proper tongue posture (mouth breathing), expand the size of the palate, and apply forward and upward lifting to the maxilla.

What is the term used for the concept of reducing the size of the buccinator muscles to improve facial aesthetics?

The term used is 'reduc[ing] the size of the buccinator muscles'.

What is the importance of chewing hard food mentioned in the script for facial structure?

Chewing hard food is important for developing the masseter muscles and the jaw, which can lead to a more attractive and symmetrical facial structure.