difference in bone between 12 and 17 year old?

[sub5inchcel]

the reaaon why i ask is because according to this study, there was a noticeable ipd and intercanthal distance increase after rme (rapid maxillary expanison) and it produced more stress on the eye area but it was done on 12 year olds apparently https://looksmax.org/threads/soft-tissue-changes-with-rme-including-eyes.280136/

 

[Deleted member 16133]

the difference is DRASTIC bro 5 years is a long time

 

[Deleted member 16133]

at least fro m12-17 it is a really important prime growth period

 

[mvp2v1]

the reaaon why i ask is because according to this study, there was a noticeable ipd and intercanthal distance increase after rme (rapid maxillary expanison) and it produced more stress on the eye area but it was done on 12 year olds apparently https://looksmax.org/threads/soft-tissue-changes-with-rme-including-eyes.280136/

It’s mainly something to do with the sutures. I don’t know what it is exactly but there is some sort of decrease in activity. Also the skull is much smaller and thus requires less force to move things around.

 

[Deleted member 21244]

the reaaon why i ask is because according to this study, there was a noticeable ipd and intercanthal distance increase after rme (rapid maxillary expanison) and it produced more stress on the eye area but it was done on 12 year olds apparently https://looksmax.org/threads/soft-tissue-changes-with-rme-including-eyes.280136/

Not for everyone

 

[sub5inchcel]

It’s mainly something to do with the sutures. I don’t know what it is exactly but there is some sort of decrease in activity. Also the skull is much smaller and thus requires less force to move things around.

yeah apparently the younger the more malleable, but i am a late teen, 17 years old so i am mostly done wotih puberty not sure how my skull would be affected

 

[sub5inchcel]

It’s mainly something to do with the sutures. I don’t know what it is exactly but there is some sort of decrease in activity. Also the skull is much smaller and thus requires less force to move things around.

also how are you saving up for these procedures? loans?

It’s mainly something to do with the sutures. I don’t know what it is exactly but there is some sort of decrease in activity. Also the skull is much smaller and thus requires less force to move things around.

 

[mvp2v1]

also how are you saving up for these procedures? loans?

Family money