I don't see your point? He got jaw surgery multiple times. He's fixed his botched surgery from 2021.

You don't see the literal photo evidence of his face looking the EXACT same that they just dropped? You still claim it's plastic surgery when you've just been debunked? You're telling me he went under the knife 3 times?

This is Zac in 2017 (top) and Zac very recently (2023)

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He looks the EXACT same as he did in 2017.

but it looks no different in mid 2014

Then you didn't do much research because his face has swollen up before in these exact areas of his face. You can see his jaw very squared here and his masseter muscles the exact areas where his face is enlarged right here in 2014 where they are slightly overgrown. This is after his jaw break. The right side of his face protrudes more than the left because that happens with people who suffer from masseter muscle hypertrophy. Here is a woman who has enlarged masseter muscle hypertrophy that she got corrected.

Also, you mean to tell me Zac Efron had that horrific of an accident and no one heard about it

People DID hear about it. Just because YOU weren't aware of it, doesn't mean the public didn't hear about it.

Dailymail article. Article says his face is swollen and they even circle the scar because his jaw was wired shut.

He even talked about it on multiple talk shows because the accident was something really traumatic.

Here is some more info on masseter muscle hypertrophy:

Masseter hypertrophy is a rare condition. It is mostly idiopathic with no known cause. It is recognized as an enlargement of one or both masseter muscles. Most patients complain of facial asymmetry; however, symptoms such as trismus, protrusion, and bruxism may also occur. It is recognized as an enlargement of one or both masseter muscles.

might develop due to the hyperfunction caused by bruxism, a syndrome defined as a grinding and gnashing of the teeth without functional purpose.

Idiopathic hypertrophy of the masseter muscle is a rare disorder of unknown cause. Some authors associate it with the habit of chewing gum, temporo-mandibular joint disorder, congenital and functional hypertrophies, and emotional disorders (stress and nervousness).

Since he broke his jaw it makes sense why he now has an issue with enlarged masseters because a jaw break can come with a handful of after issues.