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Is reduction of the radix possible to this extent? (Photos)

28292919Jan 15, 2022
I am curious as to wether or not it is possible to reduce the radix drastically like the photo without causing a slope transition sort of look from forehead to radix. Can the radix be bluntly lowered like this?

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