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no one will change my mind that Bonesmashing is cope on almost all facial bones because they are to thin and weak unlike the shin bone.
But since the zygomatic bone is a bit thicker can wolff’s law apply on them or will the bonesmashing “results” be just inflammation and bruising?
But since the zygomatic bone is a bit thicker can wolff’s law apply on them or will the bonesmashing “results” be just inflammation and bruising?