The recent measurements of the elastic cross section by the TOTEM Collaboration together with the first estimations of the inelastic cross sections by other LHC detectors are used to test the simplest version of the geometrical model of the proton-proton scattering. We show that the description found for lower energy data, with the modest adjustment of the model parameter extrapolation, could be, in principle, used to describe the LHC measurement and to predict the cross sections in very high energy cosmic ray domain. However, the shape of the first elastic dip in the elastic differential scattering cross section suggests that the ratio of the real to the imaginary part of the elastic amplitude falls rather fast and the analysis of the elastic cross-section fraction suggests that the geometrical picture and scaling of the proton-proton collision should be modified when entering the ultrahigh-energy domain.