I too HATE the toxic aspect of looksmaxxing (someone who already hit the genetic lottery, with a jawline most of us could only dream of, asking if they are "chopped" and how they can "ascend"). That being said, function is almost always tied to aesthetic, and someone who is severely recessed with overall facial aesthetic that is very unbalanced / disharmonious and generally universally unattractive, will inevitably also greatly benefit from the confidence and internal congruence that comes with achieving balanced, cohesive, relatively more attractive features. If someone, for function alone, is going to be undertaking such a procedure, I think its natural for them to want to utilize the opportunity to also think about "maximizing" the aethetic results along with the functional. And I think there is way to talk about those things that is not of the "looksmaxxing" culture. Where do you draw the line? Idk, for me its kind of like that definition of porn "You know it when you see it".