can facial muscles be trained?

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>>39111699
why would you want that,even if possible?

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>>39111699
The inflated cheeks are caused by years of pressure from blowing into a tube deforming/stretching the muscles in the cheeks; the same thing happens to people who have been blowing glass as a career for a long time

>>39111827
What would happen if someone attaches weight with some kind of hooks to the cheek and proceeds to do the blowing?
Would the muscles"grow" then?

Im just imagining a face that's ripped in itself, it would be ironic-redudant for a gym-goer

>>39111776
Because my facial expressions are very flat.

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>>39111699
Im so though, I lift 5 kilos with my cheek muscles!

>>39111699
yes but jazz musicians just are deformed because their cheeks are overly stretched.

i used to train the masseter muscle in order to get bigger jaw muscles, however for most men this comes naturally with age, now when i'm bulking my face becomes massive and i look deformed so i kinda regret it.

>>39112033
Isn't the jaw-line determinad by the bone structure trough?

But bone seem to adjust to muscle growth so i guess its possible.
>how did you train your jaw?

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>>39111699
That's Dizzy Gillespie, and even though he's one of the greatest trumpeters of all times, puffed cheeks is bad technique.
Compare it to Brotzmann, he's 75 and has no deformation.