Have you noticed that your face seems wider and even a little crooked compared to your previous face shape? In fact, this is caused by our long-term bad living habits, such as the habit of chewing and sleeping on one particu- lar side, which will cause our faces to tilt. After the deformity of the bones, our muscles, fat, and skin begin to clog up and produce a more serious facial tilt and deformity.

The human skull is composed of 23 bones, but as the age increases, the gaps between the bones continue to widen, resulting in asym- metry between the left and right face. If a person’s cheekbones are high and the mandi- ble is wide, it will cause the bones to protrude and the facial lines may appear too ‘strong’ and ‘sharp’. In addition to long-term bad living habits, the size of the bone gaps will also differ, forming different degrees of bone / facial skewness, asymmetrical face, etc.”