After all, what percentage of bone formation is shaped by lifestyle during childhood and adolescence, and what percentage is determined by genetics?

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Ig 70-80% genetic 20-30% lifestyle
I agree btt take Delon himself, for example—he had slightly recessed infraorbital areas. I wonder if it was genetic? Or a developmental issue? His son doesn't have that
 
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I can't give an exact percentage but the majority is genetics.

One of my friends is planning to model and he's had a normal american diet and lifestyle (not very healthy).

Hes also always looked good. Even pre-puberty. The bones were always there.

Lifestyle does play a role but in the end its all about genetics.
 
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I can't give an exact percentage but the majority is genetics.

One of my friends is planning to model and he's had a normal american diet and lifestyle (not very healthy).

Hes also always looked good. Even pre-puberty. The bones were always there.

Lifestyle does play a role but in the end its all about genetics.
Are his parents gl?
 
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i have more forward growth than my dad so its more enviroment than genetic
 
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