Can you trim the hair on the outside of the ramus for a human?

Yes, the hair on the outside of the ramus (the lower part of the jawbone) can be trimmed for a human. This area is commonly included in beard grooming and can be trimmed using scissors or a beard trimmer. It is important to be careful and precise when trimming this area to avoid any accidental cuts or injuries.

No, it is not safe or advisable to trim the hair on the outside of the ramus for a human. The ramus is a bone in the jaw, and trimming the hair there can cause pain, bleeding, and infection. It is best to leave the area alone.