Is it possible to correct a mild underbite with only orthodontics (no jaw surgery) in 28 year old female? (photo)

In looking at your photos (very good, by the way), it looks like you have both an underbite (lower front teeth are in front of the upper front teeth) and a crossbite in the back (the upper back teeth are narrower across the arch from side to side than the lower back teeth). Ideally, lower teeth fit inside upper teeth all around the arch. Yours do the opposite. Usually, when you have a posterior crossbite AND an anterior crossbite like you do, it's because the upper jaw is underdeveloped both anteroposteriorly and in the width. Usually a skeletal issue like that is best corrected with a combination of braces and jaw surgery. Does that mean it can't be done with braces alone? It's hard to tell (without looking at x-rays) if it's do-able, but more importantly, will it be stable?I think it would be a good idea for you to visit with at least a couple of orthodontic specialists. Don't be surprised if the orthodontists suggest you also visit with an oral surgeon or two before making your choices. Surgery may not be as scary as you imagine it might be.Good Luck!