The Effect of Tongue Position on Attractiveness

Just as a hunched posture pulls the shoulders down and can change our appearance both momentarily and permanently; The tongue can also pull the bones of our face downwards. For this reason, if you care about the shape of your face, you should also care about the position where you place your tongue.

Let’s see, before I need surgery. If we want to make our face shape more attractive What can we do using only our language?

The correct position of the tongue can affect our face shape.

Let’s give it a try. Breathe in through your nose with your mouth completely closed and your teeth lightly touching each other. Rest your tongue against your palate. Now you have positioned your tongue correctly.

Language in this way; defies the weight of gravity on the chin and cheeks and drooping or splayed appearance It’s picking up. In short, although we see it as an insignificant muscle, our tongue actually has a large and effective muscle.

Our skull does not consist of a single fixed bone.

The skull bones include fibrous joints that allow for repositioning over time. The bones of your upper teeth, nose and cheeks, It is attached to the skull with these fibers. When the tongue is placed on the palate, the weight of the tongue pushes the upper jaw upward. Teeth, nose and cheekbones; is held against gravity.

Pushing the upper jaw up in this way not only raises the cheekbones but also more distinct lines It allows you to have it. In other words, since sharp cheekbones and aligned faces are more associated with beauty, the position of the tongue is linked to the attractiveness of our face.

YouTuber Astro Sky says he started paying attention to his back and tongue position at the age of 16, and 6 years later he looked like the one on the right:

The position of the tongue has other benefits as well.

Breathing by closing our mouth allows us to breathe through our nose. Like this oxygen level and memory congestion rises. Of course, clogged sinuses or an irritated nose can force mouth breathing.

So, if we start doing this now, will it have any impact?

If you are under 40, yes. The fibers in our skull do not close until the age of 40. Therefore, as we get older, it becomes more difficult to adjust proper tongue position and have a more bony face shape. Even if you are under this age, if you want to see significant changes on your face, you need to stay like that for an average of 8 hours a day for a few years.

Actually, it’s not difficult once you get used to it. For example, until you reach the end of this article your tongue from the position where we initially had it done. Did you put it in a different location? Frankly, as the author of the content, I have been keeping my tongue on my palate since I started writing…

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