LilJojo
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The only “gains” you see from bonesmashing is the swelling you get after hitting your face.
Wolfs law is characterised by the bone getting denser, not bigger.
Meaning if you punch your walls everyday your knuckles will not become bigger, just more resistant to the wall.
Bone smashing is random, undirected trauma. There's no control over where microfractures and swelling occur. You can't reshape bone predictably like working out muscles.
Smashing may microfracture facial bones, but not along defined lines matching your desired end-result. Such uncontrolled injuries cause haphazard areas of swelling and thickening.
Irregular bone swelling and lumpy scar tissue can worsen facial contours. And trauma won't selectively target your desired goals like a stronger jaw or brow.
Anatomical enhancement requires careful surgical techniques based on facial analysis - not guesswork with a hammer - as surgeons, we rely on 3D reconstruction from detailed scans and precision instruments to carefully shape facial bones and soft tissues.
Wolfs law is characterised by the bone getting denser, not bigger.
Meaning if you punch your walls everyday your knuckles will not become bigger, just more resistant to the wall.
It Doesn't Follow Wolff's Law
Wolff’s law requires controlled, cyclic loading along stress lines to thicken bone. Think targeted resistance exercise.Bone smashing is random, undirected trauma. There's no control over where microfractures and swelling occur. You can't reshape bone predictably like working out muscles.
Smashing may microfracture facial bones, but not along defined lines matching your desired end-result. Such uncontrolled injuries cause haphazard areas of swelling and thickening.
It Produces Unpredictable, Asymmetrical Results
Even if minor thickening occurs in some areas, the random tissue damage won't lead to enhanced symmetry and proportions.Irregular bone swelling and lumpy scar tissue can worsen facial contours. And trauma won't selectively target your desired goals like a stronger jaw or brow.
Anatomical enhancement requires careful surgical techniques based on facial analysis - not guesswork with a hammer - as surgeons, we rely on 3D reconstruction from detailed scans and precision instruments to carefully shape facial bones and soft tissues.
