Do I have bimaxillary protrusion based on my profile xrays?

Both your upper and lower teeth are slanted more forward than what is considered ideal.  This is different than the classic definition of bimaxillary protrusion.   What you call it does not matter, what is important is what you want to change.If you feel like your teeth "stick out", or your smile is "to big", or "to full" or you can't close your lips easily over your teeth, then you need to have teeth removed to fix these complaints, probably 2 upper and 2 lower teeth.

Hello, According to you x-ray you do NOT have bimaxillary protrusion.Thanks

Absolutely Avoid Amputation of Healthy Bicuspids, Look into DNA Appliance and Epigenetic Orthodontics/Orthopedics

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The underlying problem in your case is that your upper jaw or maxilla is TOO SMALL!  Taking out 2-4 teeth to do orthodontics will make your mouth smaller and crowd your tongue.  
If you want a full wide healthy smile with good tissue support and want to eliminate the dark buccal corridors you need to 3 dimensionally develop your maxiila. Four on the Floor Extraction/ amputatiion is definitely not the best approach.Widening the maxilla reduces maxillary protrusion.  A wide "U" is beetter and more attractive than a narrow "V" shaped arch.
Look into the DNA Appliance and Epigenetic orthodontics / Orthopedics.  The process will grow you a larger healthier nasopharyngeal airway, this process has been called pneumopedics.
A SARPE procedure is possible and it was routinely done before the DNA Appliance. I prefer to avoid surgery in general but it is preferable to amputations.  There are other types of expansion such as ALF but in a 19Y/O the DNA Appliance is my first choice.
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