Pedro.ascend
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Does bonesmashing at young age (15-17) works as Efficiently as older age or just at young age is bullshit??
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So if im gonna smash at young age for example my chin, zygo, browridge and ramus, there will be more efective results than i would do it in older ages?the response of fibroblasts to growth factors is much stronger at a young age. theoretically bonesmashing might yield better results at a young age but it can damage your type a-beta fibers
yes it will be more effective theorically, but i wouldnt really recommend doing it forcefully, as there is a risk of causing serious damage to the bone. instead, i suggest using light, firm taps. bonesmashing on the ramus could lead to a few issues because the condyle is located there, and any vibration transmitted to the ramus might cause the condyle to shift constantly within the fossa, potentially leading to problems in that area over timeSo if im gonna smash at young age for example my chin, zygo, browridge and ramus, there will be more efective results than i would do it in older ages?
Okay so i thinked about it and the best option will be bonesmashing only chin and zygo, cuz ramus and browridge i have good development and what i need is more bonemass on zygos and more projected square chin with defined long lower third.yes it will be more effective theorically, but i wouldnt really recommend doing it forcefully, as there is a risk of causing serious damage to the bone. instead, i suggest using light, firm taps. bonesmashing on the ramus could lead to a few issues because the condyle is located there, and any vibration transmitted to the ramus might cause the condyle to shift constantly within the fossa, potentially leading to problems in that area over time