“My jawline isn’t weak (I don’t think), but it’s definitely not strong, either. Nobody would say it could cut glass, which is what I want”
Photo: Getty Images I wouldn’t say I’m ever in a good place when I begin a Google search with the words “how to,” but “how to get a better jawline” has to be among my saddest repeat queries. It’s the kind of thing I Google not because I expect to find a genuinely helpful answer, but because I’m obsessed with the question itself, and Googling it is the only way I can think of to rid my brain of it. Not that that works, usually.
I urge you to watch the video for yourself, but if you can’t, suffice it to say that Berg’s exercises are to lift your chin up and drop it down again, and to jut out your chin as if pointing with it. “Now, some of you might be thinking, that’s the stupidest exercise I’ve ever seen in my life,” says Berg. Not so, he says. He presents his own face as proof.
Though there are many, many articles along the lines of Dylan Berg’s video to be found online, it was surprisingly difficult to find a physician willing to talk to me about the plausibility of my new facial aerobics program. Finally, help arrived in the form of Jordan Jacobs, a plastic surgeon and assistant professor of plastic and reconstructive surgery at Mount Sinai Downtown in New York.
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