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| caption = Facial skeleton (Commons). Bonesmashing is a forum claim about hitting bone to force growth. This wiki describes the claim. It does '''not''' instruct it. | |||
| alt = Frontal skull with bones labeled | |||
| name = Bonesmashing | | name = Bonesmashing | ||
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Risk: fracture, asymmetry, sinus damage, infection, looking worse. Licensed surgeons exist for a reason. If a page here ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. | Risk: fracture, asymmetry, sinus damage, infection, looking worse. Licensed surgeons exist for a reason. If a page here ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. | ||
== Risk, not a method == | |||
Reported harms include fracture, asymmetry, sinus damage, infection, and looking worse.<ref name="wp" /> Licensed surgeons exist for a reason. If a page here ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. See [[hardmaxxing]] and [[surgical pitfalls]]. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:06, 11 September 2026
 Facial skeleton (Commons). Bonesmashing is a forum claim about hitting bone to force growth. This wiki describes the claim. It does not instruct it.
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| Field | Hardmaxxing (described as injury) |
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| Also known as | bone smashing |
| Origin | Looksmaxxing forums; later TikTok |
| Related | Hardmaxxing; Jawline |
Bonesmashing is hitting facial bones (usually the brow, jaw, or cheek) to force microfracture and hoped-for growth.[1] It spread from looksmaxxing forums into TikTok via streamers. This wiki describes the claim. It does not instruct it.
Risk: fracture, asymmetry, sinus damage, infection, looking worse. Licensed surgeons exist for a reason. If a page here ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong.
Risk, not a method
Reported harms include fracture, asymmetry, sinus damage, infection, and looking worse.[1] Licensed surgeons exist for a reason. If a page here ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. See hardmaxxing and surgical pitfalls.
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Looksmaxxing. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.