Method I'm gonna do zygo pushing for 30 days

[TrueRamirez]

Inb4 iqlets say "muh u can't change bone structure bro!"
From the anecdotal evidence I've seen, and the logic behind it, I'm gonna try this
I'll attempt this with my palms directly behind the zygomatic arch, my palms can exhert around 45 kg of weight in combination with the strength of my arms as I've measured so I'll do short bursts of this multiple times a day, in attempt to get more forward projecting zygos and better infraorbital region, I'll also be pushing from below the zygos
I will update in a month

 

[hvd]

Inb4 iqlets say "muh u can't change bone structure bro!"
From the anecdotal evidence I've seen, and the logic behind it, I'm gonna try this
I'll attempt this with my palms directly behind the zygomatic arch, my palms can exhert around 45 kg of weight in combination with the strength of my arms as I've measured so I'll do short bursts of this multiple times a day, in attempt to get more forward projecting zygos and better infraorbital region, I'll also be pushing from below the zygos
I will update in a month

intresting theory any scientifc reasonin behhind it?

 

[TrueRamirez]

intresting theory any scientifc reasonin behhind it?

It's just the amount of force I can apply, there is no other place in the face where I can properly exhert that much kg of force
Your average palate expander or MSE does barely one tenth of this "
The orthodontic force applied by a Maxillary Skeletal Expander (MSE) translates to roughly 0.9 to 4.5 kilograms (kg) of heavy orthopedic force against the bones of the skull.
During a single turn of the expansion screw, the immediate peak force generated can range from 0.5 to 0.7 kilograms (kg) per activation"
I'm adding 10x-50x force comparatively to the one area that has weak surrounding sutures
"Zygomatic Sutures: The cheekbone (zygoma) is prominent and articulates with four weaker adjacent bones. Trauma frequently causes fractures to occur at its suture lines: the zygomaticofrontal, zygomaticomaxillary, zygomaticotemporal, and zygomaticosphenoid. [1, 2, 3, 4]"
Even if there is no change by the end of this, it's not like anything can go wrong, I think it is absolutely worth a try

 

[hvd]

It's just the amount of force I can apply, there is no other place in the face where I can properly exhert that much kg of force
Your average palate expander or MSE does barely one tenth of this "
The orthodontic force applied by a Maxillary Skeletal Expander (MSE) translates to roughly 0.9 to 4.5 kilograms (kg) of heavy orthopedic force against the bones of the skull.
During a single turn of the expansion screw, the immediate peak force generated can range from 0.5 to 0.7 kilograms (kg) per activation"
I'm adding 10x-50x force comparatively to the one area that has weak surrounding sutures
"Zygomatic Sutures: The cheekbone (zygoma) is prominent and articulates with four weaker adjacent bones. Trauma frequently causes fractures to occur at its suture lines: the zygomaticofrontal, zygomaticomaxillary, zygomaticotemporal, and zygomaticosphenoid. [1, 2, 3, 4]"
Even if there is no change by the end of this, it's not like anything can go wrong, I think it is absolutely worth a try

nice can you send me a tutorial or a guide on how to do it speficically i wanna try it also

 

[dent]

Inb4 iqlets say "muh u can't change bone structure bro!"
From the anecdotal evidence I've seen, and the logic behind it, I'm gonna try this
I'll attempt this with my palms directly behind the zygomatic arch, my palms can exhert around 45 kg of weight in combination with the strength of my arms as I've measured so I'll do short bursts of this multiple times a day, in attempt to get more forward projecting zygos and better infraorbital region, I'll also be pushing from below the zygos
I will update in a month

Yo mind taking a hammer after every session and bashing my head into the ground using it because I read this

 

[TrueRamirez]

Yo mind taking a hammer after every session and bashing my head into the ground using it because I read this

I think you might have already done that with the way you're speaking

 

[TrueRamirez]

nice can you send me a tutorial or a guide on how to do it speficically i wanna try it also

I mean you literally just locate the back of the zygomatic arch and use as much pressure as possible to push it forwards in short bursts or for long periods of time but without maximum force if you can and just do it consistently, when you first try this with maximum pressure in short bursts you will see results instantly

 

[submissivechud]

Inb4 iqlets say "muh u can't change bone structure bro!"
From the anecdotal evidence I've seen, and the logic behind it, I'm gonna try this
I'll attempt this with my palms directly behind the zygomatic arch, my palms can exhert around 45 kg of weight in combination with the strength of my arms as I've measured so I'll do short bursts of this multiple times a day, in attempt to get more forward projecting zygos and better infraorbital region, I'll also be pushing from below the zygos
I will update in a month

ping me when you post update
take photos of before and after so ik your not lying

 

[hvd]

ping me when you post update
take photos of before and after so ik your not lying

nah ts gonna work ik it

 

[submissivechud]

nah ts gonna work ik it

how do you knls

 

[hvd]

how do you knls

god gave me a revelation

 

[submissivechud]

god gave me a revelation

No he didn't
That would interfere with free will

 

[Cash💸]

It's just the amount of force I can apply, there is no other place in the face where I can properly exhert that much kg of force
Your average palate expander or MSE does barely one tenth of this "
The orthodontic force applied by a Maxillary Skeletal Expander (MSE) translates to roughly 0.9 to 4.5 kilograms (kg) of heavy orthopedic force against the bones of the skull.
During a single turn of the expansion screw, the immediate peak force generated can range from 0.5 to 0.7 kilograms (kg) per activation"
I'm adding 10x-50x force comparatively to the one area that has weak surrounding sutures
"Zygomatic Sutures: The cheekbone (zygoma) is prominent and articulates with four weaker adjacent bones. Trauma frequently causes fractures to occur at its suture lines: the zygomaticofrontal, zygomaticomaxillary, zygomaticotemporal, and zygomaticosphenoid. [1, 2, 3, 4]"
Even if there is no change by the end of this, it's not like anything can go wrong, I think it is absolutely worth a try

Im going to fucking r**e u little twink don’t ever fucking say this shit again