Clavicular on "Bone Smashing" With Hammers as a Teen to Change His Face Shape (Part 9)

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In a revealing interview, Clavicular discussed the unconventional practice of "bone smashing," a technique he experimented with as a teenager to alter his facial structure. Rooted in Wolff's law—the concept that bones grow stronger after being broken—bone smashing involves deliberately striking the face with hard objects such as hammers to stimulate bone growth and reshape the face. Clavicular admitted to using hammers under controlled conditions despite his parents’ attempts to stop him. While he acknowledges some changes occurred, he cautions that the method demands extreme patience, delivers subtle results, and is far from the most effective way to improve appearance. Instead, he advocates focusing on facial leanness, coloring, and weight management for more noticeable facial angularity. Though “bone smashing” often grabs headlines due to its shock factor, Clavicular emphasizes it’s a minor part of his broader "looks maxing" journey rather than a magic solution.