based on the research I’ve found and seen online your brow ridge is determined by your frontal bone of course and that bone is heavily influenced by hormone levels such as igf1 and gh levels. This is because of the androgen receptors tha are in every bone but some more than others of course. Off topic but your mandible has the most androgen receptors out of the bones in your face and that’s why it’s so promanint compared to your other bones most of the time as long are you aren’t recessed. I’ve also read that mico plastics play a role is the “recession” of your brow ridge only because it monkey stops it from growing. I am making this thread to ask if I should continue to bone smash my frontal bone (brow ridge) or stop and let my hormones shovel the pathway to a pronounced brow ridge.
Is bonesmashing your brow ridge cope or not (yes and no and please provide an explanation on why.
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