I think 11cm is too much. But is there any safe cm range that will let you safe, lets say, 85% athletic ability?
Quote from: IwannaBeTaller on December 16, 2016, 10:58:25 AMForget it.
We support you, sorry for remember you those bad momentos.
Musicmaker why do you defend Fitbone if you had several bad implants? Did they compensate you?
Quote from: zantac20 on December 16, 2016, 04:46:47 PMI think 11cm is too much. But is there any safe cm range that will let you safe, lets say, 85% athletic ability?
Up to 4 cm would make it possible to still perform decent. But anything can happen. You could get severe leg problems even with a small surgery. Only do this surgery if you are very desperate and care about being taller more than your athleticism.
Musicmaker, why are you making up stories that Dr. Monegal is technically good. it's not right it's not true . Cooper said he had complications with Dr. Monegal and i thought you're still in a wheelchair after other surgeries?
I am sorry Musicmaker. I didn't want to make you sad. Just found strange that your implants failed and you defended the implants. I thought perhaps they had compensated you
Quote from: musicmaker on December 17, 2016, 05:19:01 PMI do not want to kidnap my fellow helloworld's diary
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Don't want to fight with you homie but you seem like the type of person that is getting paid to advertise Dr. Monegal.
Merry Christmas
I don't think she's getting paid but she's manipulated. Cooper said this doctor monitors the forum and manipulates his patients
Another musicmaker/monegal drama
Thanks for your message and for your picture!
11 cm seems really seems to much, especialy if only doing one segment. If you do both tibia and femur that would be possible.
You look quite proportional, and femur is the method most doctors prefer (I heared Guichet even does not do Tibia). So if where you I would do 7 cm to get to 5'11. I myself am doing 5,5 since it seems that for every ml you increase after 5 especially after 7 you risk of not recovering 100% increase.
You look very fit! So that seems to help a lot in the recovery process!
Not sure about your job, but I would definetly do both femures at the same time, and keep one week as much as possible.
You work time will be less, if you want a fast recovery, because ideally you would go to the gym every day, I go four times a day for around 30 minutes in order to ensure that I keep my flexibility and muscle strengths as much as possible.
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