What are the differences in Wolff's law and Subperiosteal hematoma in bone-smashing?

[javacel]

Ok so I've been hearing that bone-smashing is cope but Clav's so called bone-smashing works. I've been wondering what is the cause of it, is it because of subperiosteal hematoma or wolff's law?

 

[ZyzzReincarnate]

subperiosteal hematoma

you dont want this to happen

 

[fleshwater]

subperiosteal hematoma is just a result of trauma/injury and goes away in like a few weeks; it would not improve your looks. wolff's law doesn't apply to acute traumatic impact using a hammer or whatever ppl use to "bonesmash". that impact doesn't trigger the same mechanotransduction that results in denser, stronger bones. anyone preaching bonesmashing has a tiktok level understanding of bone biology. if you wanna risk permanent damage in order to improve your looks go get a facial osteotomy lol.

 

[ltnlarper6741]

subperiosteal hematoma is just a result of trauma/injury and goes away in like a few weeks; it would not improve your looks. wolff's law doesn't apply to acute traumatic impact using a hammer or whatever ppl use to "bonesmash". that impact doesn't trigger the same mechanotransduction that results in denser, stronger bones. anyone preaching bonesmashing has a tiktok level understanding of bone biology. if you wanna risk permanent damage in order to improve your looks go get a facial osteotomy lol.

Holy fucking grey

 

[Depoot.r4]

subperiosteal hematoma is just a result of trauma/injury and goes away in like a few weeks; it would not improve your looks. wolff's law doesn't apply to acute traumatic impact using a hammer or whatever ppl use to "bonesmash". that impact doesn't trigger the same mechanotransduction that results in denser, stronger bones. anyone preaching bonesmashing has a tiktok level understanding of bone biology. if you wanna risk permanent damage in order to improve your looks go get a facial osteotomy lol.

Bro just be typing shit and expects us to believe him