Can you bonesmash under your eyes?

[Doryphoros]

Could I safely bonesmash my undereye area to get more support? My infraorbital rim is subhuman as fuck and I want a quick fix because there’s no way I’m getting implants soon.

I plan on experimenting this on myself regardless, just wondering if anyone has any experience and advice

 

[asdvek]

OP btw:

 

[Doryphoros]

OP btw:

Ouch

 

[EliasDePoop]

OP btw:

you need to apologize

 

[superpsycho]

yes

 

[Doryphoros]

yes

Thank you

 

[Iraniancel]

Bonesmashing is cope

 

[AsymmetricalCel]

Could I safely bonesmash my undereye area to get more support? My infraorbital rim is subhuman as fuck and I want a quick fix because there’s no way I’m getting implants soon.

I plan on experimenting this on myself regardless, just wondering if anyone has any experience and advice

Under the eyes i would be careful, i hope you‘re only doing it for short time swelling and dont acctually think you get bones from it tho lol

 

[Doryphoros]

Under the eyes i would be careful, i hope you‘re only doing it for short time swelling and dont acctually think you get bones from it tho lol

Yeah I know it’s for the swelling, I’m just wondering is this a feasible spot to do it in

 

[bruhtoobrutal]

Yeah bro go ahead!

 

[Zeekie]

Bonesmashing is cope, the actual amount of force you would need to hit your orbital bones as to get it to cause any meaningful amount of thickening via Wolff's law would likely be enough to fracture your orbital rims, meaning you're probably not using enough force to create any kind of change in your orbital area, meaning bonesmashing doesn't work.

Furthermore, bonesmashing your eye area is even more idiotic, the skin and tissues around that area are already delicate as they are. You are just going to give yourself trauma-induced hyperpigmentation, potentially permanently damage delicate structures would your orbital area and get 0 changes in your orbital rims

Stop coping and just save for implants, accept reality as it is and stop trying to convince yourself of something that doesn't work.

 

[hax]

you can, but do you want to

 

[straighthairflockz]

OP btw:

this is hilarious (I like this kind of humor)

 

[bloodymanor]

Could I safely bonesmash my undereye area to get more support? My infraorbital rim is subhuman as fuck and I want a quick fix because there’s no way I’m getting implants soon.

I plan on experimenting this on myself regardless, just wondering if anyone has any experience and advice

no

 

[Doryphoros]

Yeah bro go ahead!

Cheers bossman

Bonesmashing is cope, the actual amount of force you would need to hit your orbital bones as to get it to cause any meaningful amount of thickening via Wolff's law would likely be enough to fracture your orbital rims, meaning you're probably not using enough force to create any kind of change in your orbital area, meaning bonesmashing doesn't work.

Furthermore, bonesmashing your eye area is even more idiotic, the skin and tissues around that area are already delicate as they are. You are just going to give yourself trauma-induced hyperpigmentation, potentially permanently damage delicate structures would your orbital area and get 0 changes in your orbital rims

Stop coping and just save for implants, accept reality as it is and stop trying to convince yourself of something that doesn't work.

You can bonesmash with only .5N of force

 

[Doryphoros]

you can, but do you want to

I mean, yeah that’s why I made the thread

 

[Sachlichkeit]

Yeah but u have like nerves and stuff so be careful. Look into hypertrophy of lower orbicularis oculi muscle and volufiline for lower eye fat pads.

Topical K2 MK7 applied on face post smash is probably worth doing

 

[AsymmetricalCel]

Yeah I know it’s for the swelling, I’m just wondering is this a feasible spot to do it in

I would be careful since there are a lot of nerves etc in that area and you can easily hurt yourself