@nataliepageaesthetics: “Bonesmashing” and similar TikTok trends are not beauty hacks — they’re injuries. Lately I’ve seen people hitting their cheekbones or jaw with objects hoping to “reshape the bone.” This trend is circulating online, but from a medical perspective it’s dangerous and completely ineffective. Bones don’t remodel from external trauma like this. What actually happens is: • soft-tissue injury • bruising and inflammation • potential nerve irritation • risk of vascular damage Repeated trauma can also worsen skin laxity, fat pad damage, and scarring. Facial structure changes slowly through bone remodeling, ageing, and medical procedures — not by hitting the face. As practitioners, it’s important to educate patients that viral trends are not anatomy-based treatments. Healthy facial structure comes from understanding: • bone anatomy • fat pad position • ligament support • safe medical techniques Not TikTok challenges. #AestheticEducation #FacialAnatomy #MedicalAesthetics #InjectorEducation #SkinHealth

Elias :

you sure?

7 :

Bonesmashing is a cope for “bone growth” it’s still creates skin tissue to add volume or to look like bone mass so it’s not cope people just don’t know the meaning/reault

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Ash💤 :

How do i get rid of it

jaycee :

I thought it didn't work

Aaron :

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im not trusting you

🫟🫟🫟 :

I guess bro 😭✌️

Caden2niche :

Don’t give up

ethmoid💚 :

grey

aidan(steve lacy’s #1 fan)🇸🇻 :

“trend in tiktok”

Zany :

what's she talm about

anthony :

every1 knows they dont grow bone

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TFDTFR333 :

trend in tiktok i.m crine bro

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make up

Timo :

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Brutal

MARLON_01$ :

what❓

ᚷᚬᛒᚱᛁᛖᛚ ᛉ :

Trend?

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Kash :

You sure?

icarus :