Facial biomechanics

You're not ugly, you're collapsed.

A new approach to restoring the structure - practices, techniques and tools to widen your palate, project the jaws and restore what years of bad habits took away.

AfterAfter
BeforeBefore

Drag to reveal — unretouched result

No boiling required
100% food-grade silicone
Airflow breathing design
Sized for every jaw
Real Results

The structure was always there. We just helped it surface.

Members wear their mouthguard nightly. These are their own progress photos.

Start your transformation
the method

Why releasing the tension works

A mouthguard isn't the whole method — it's the accelerator. Here's the biomechanics behind what you'll feel and see.

Wear it. Let the structure unwind.
How it works

Wear it. Let the structure unwind.

Wear the mouthguard every night and a few hours during the day. As you do, the soft tissue of the jaw and skull begins to unwind — and a cascade of knock-on issues, from TMJ tension to poor sleep, starts to improve.

Your mewing, on its strongest setting
Complements mewing & face-pulling

Your mewing, on its strongest setting

Designed to support proper tongue posture and jaw alignment effortlessly. It enhances your mewing and thumb-pulling results, accelerating facial symmetry and structural development with every single wear.

One of the few tools built for symmetry
Facial symmetry

One of the few tools built for symmetry

I believe the key to symmetry is improving the curve of Spee— which essentially ‘inflates’ the skull, allowing the cranial bones to revert back to their correct anatomical position.

Unlock the occlusion, inflate the skull
The curve of spee

Unlock the occlusion, inflate the skull

The curve of Spee is the line describing how your upper and lower teeth come together.

By increasing the vertical height between the teeth and ‘unlocking’ the occlusion, the guard inflated my skull and straightened my posture.

A forward impulse that holds
Sharper profile & posture

A forward impulse that holds

Mewing and facepulling sharpened my side profile; the mouthguard simply accelerated the process and maintained the “forward impulse”.

The method

Three steps, eight weeks

01

Find your size

Measure between your upper molars and match the chart — R1, R2 or R3 in your width.

02

Wear it nightly

Slip it in before bed. No boiling, no fitting — the silicone does the work while you sleep.

03

Watch it surface

Wider palate, forward jaw, calmer TMJ. Most members see change in eight weeks.

Sizing

Find your size

Bite into a slice of bread, measure between the outer edges of your upper last molars in centimeters, then match the chart.

How to measure
Width (cm)
Mouthguard
Size
6.0
R1
S
6.3
R2
M
6.35
R3
M
6.7
R1
L
7.32
R3
L
7.4
R2
L
8.4
R3
XL

In between sizes? Always take the bigger one. Palate under 6 cm — start with R1 in S.

I rebuilt my own face. Then I built Mewology.
Meet Katarina

I rebuilt my own face. Then I built Mewology.

My name is Katarina. After my master's in biology I began independent research to fix my own collapsed facial structure after years of braces — my features were fading and I was only 25.

I learned it's called craniofacial dystrophy: a modern condition that includes a narrow palate, recessed face, crowded teeth and it's caused by soft food, mouth breathing and poor posture.

I learned that beauty isn't about age. It's about biomechanics. I studied, rebuilt my structure and today I help others do the same.