This article was co-authored by Austin Wayne and by wikiHow staff writer, Maryana Lucia Vestic, MFA, M.Phil.. Austin Wayne is an aesthetics and looksmaxxing authority. With 9 years of experience in fitness, aesthetics, and self-improvement, Austin is an ACE-certified personal trainer and professional male model. He combines industry knowledge with hands-on practice to help others achieve their best physique and lifestyle. In addition to his modeling career, he has built a strong online presence, creating content that shares insights on health, performance, and style with a global audience. In 2024, he officially launched his own looksmaxxing school, teaching people how to become more attractive, which has become one of the fastest-growing schools with over 500 students.
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When the ramus (the part of your jawbone that connects your jaw to your skull) is longer than average, it’s believed to give you a stronger, more defined jawline and masculine look. Whether or not you have a long ramus has become a popular topic within looksmaxxing trends, especially for guys. In an exclusive interview, we talked to an aesthetics and looksmaxxing authority to find out what it means to have a long ramus and how to measure it. We’ll also dive into the methods you can use to try and lengthen it, why having a long ramus matters, and what it might mean for you.
Short vs. Long Ramus
Aesthetics and looksmaxxing authority Austin Wayne says the ramus runs from the bottom of the ear to the bottom of the jaw. A long ramus results in a longer lower third of the face, a more square face shape, and a defined jawline. A short ramus causes a shorter lower third of the face and a less defined jaw angle.
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- ↑ Austin Wayne. Aesthetics and Looksmaxxing Authority. Expert Interview
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- ↑ Austin Wayne. Aesthetics and Looksmaxxing Authority. Expert Interview
- ↑ https://meddocsonline.org/journal-of-radiology-and-medical-imaging/measurement-of-length-of-mandibular-ramus-using-computed-tomography.pdf
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- ↑ Austin Wayne. Aesthetics and Looksmaxxing Authority. Expert Interview












