Does a square jaw get more defined as you age?

Question

hi.. i have a pretty defined jawline and something thats called a square jawline.. where my jaw is as wide as my forehead. i was just wondering if that gets more or less defined as a person ages. I know gaining or losing weight has something to do with it. but if a person stayed average weight, what would happen?

sorry im confusing

Answer 1

yea it does.....dang, is that you in the pic??!! if it is then you are really hott!! =P

Answer 2

Well as you get older, it may change quite a bit. Guys will have jaw growth until they are close to 18. It will probably stay pretty square, and if you don't gain any weight, it will more than likely just become more defined.

Answer 3

As you go through puberty and grow your jaw changes, usually more defined, not less.

If you gain weight it will be heavier, fat on top of the bone and under your chin, but if you lose weight, the bone will be the same so there is a minimum jaw that you will always have.

Answer 4

Why worry?  A square jaw is so masculine. It's a sign of strength and character.  Lucky devil.

Answer 5

if that is you in the avatar or whatever, you are stunning

Answer 6

Hello...Ok first lets clear up one thing...Your jaw bone doesn't get fat or thin depending on weight gain or loss. Now your jaw will grow to the size and shape that usually has a lot to do with family genes. If either of your parents have a strongly defined squared jaw line, they will be a good picture of what you can expect as you grow older.....Of course I would not be responsible with my answer if I didn't also say that in some very rare cases various bony body parts get distorted by a form of disease that causes overgrowth of bone..If you feel that your jaw line is excessively large or becoming misshapen you need to see an Orthopedic doctor and have yourself examined....Good luck and I wish you well.