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A theory predicated on the principle of Wolff's law (the idea that bones will grow in response to stress placed on them), '''smash bone theory''' asserts that you can cause bone growth by exposing the bone to repeated blunt trauma. This is usually used to cause growth of the facial bones, such as the cheekbones or mandible.<br>
A theory predicated on the principle of Wolff's law (the idea that bones will grow in response to stress placed on them), '''smash bone theory''' asserts that you can cause bone growth by exposing the bone to repeated blunt trauma. This is usually used to cause growth of the facial bones, such as the cheekbones or mandible.<br>
People who tried BoneSmashing aimed to grow chin forward, enhance the jawline and increase [[cheekbones|zygomatic]] or [[browridge]] projection.


The practice of so-called '''BoneSmashing''' involves the hitting of parts of the face such as  chin and cheekbones for the purpose of fixing a recessed chin or getting prominent cheeksbones
==Opposing Arguments==
==Opposing Arguments==
* some [[PSL]] users claim bonesmashing only provides a temporary swelling and not real bone growth.
* some [[PSL]] users claim bonesmashing only provides a temporary swelling and not real bone growth.
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