I want to know whether if there is someone knowledgeable enough here regarding bone growth to be able to answer the title.
I am just wondering whether if changes can be quicker if you're growing in height, you would be experiencing growth of your skull, of course, to remain proportional, so, can it help in reversing CFD?
It sounds like common sense but at the same time, I'm not too sure as there are way too many growth factors that make me question everything.
I want to know whether if there is someone knowledgeable enough here regarding bone growth to be able to answer the title.
I am just wondering whether if changes can be quicker if you're growing in height, you would be experiencing growth of your skull, of course, to remain proportional, so, can it help in reversing CFD?
It sounds like common sense but at the same time, I'm not too sure as there are way too many growth factors that make me question everything.
If you're younger, you'll have faster re modelling in face, nonetheless, re-modelling in maxilla is still rapid during whole lifetime. It's also the thinnest/weakest bone in the face, according to John Mew.
@auxiliarus then why did John mew say after 25 it’s impossible to move the maxilla... only mike mew believes it’s possible at any age but very slowly after 25.
@auxiliarus then why did John mew say after 25 it’s impossible to move the maxilla... only mike mew believes it’s possible at any age but very slowly after 25.
Because no one knows everything for sure.