Question for old ones from this forum or for those who did 12cm with Betzbone -
I'm wondering how your legs look like, do you have any pain in knees etc?
I know that's a lot to lengthen but here is what receptionist of Dr. Becker said when I emailed them -
Our patients can gain 10-12 cm in leg length with an operation on the thighs. Approx. 8-10 cm is possible on the lower legs. You could thus achieve a total of approx. 20-22 cm in additional height in two surgeries.
8-10 cm on tibia, really? I'm not sure if they are just trying to sell their surgery or not really smart in lengthening.
I was thinking to do 10 cm on femurs and that's it then came to 8cm because it's safe.
I see lot's of people who did lengthening with Becker recently.
But how are those doing who did 10cm plus?
I'm curious how are these people doing months after the surgery because many people start their diary and then just disappear and you don't know what happened with them if they are dead or alive!
Quote from: Kintaeryos on December 27, 2023, 09:47:16 PMI haven't lengthened with them, I'm sure you'll get replies from those who have, but those numbers are contradicted by pretty much every reputable LL doctor, I'd be very careful with them. 8-10 cm tibia is preposterous, 7.5 is the absolute max I've heard done and generally 5 cm is given as the safety limit. Telling you you can achieve 20-22 cm of height increase is LiveLifeTaller/Wannabetaller-levels of shadiness.
Yes, but that's Germany! Not Turkey.
It's interesting, I didn't see very bad cases from Betz-Becker on this forum
But still guys, I've seen 2 diaries and those guys did 12cm femur however they stopped updating us.. I'm wondering how are they now. Can they walk normally? Another patient did 10.5 with LON (in Turkey) seems like he was fine, he is in Instagram and that company is advertising themselves with his videos. I would say 10 is max but still... 12 is like crazy.
The question is - how safe Betzbone is if they advice 8-10cm tibia and 12 femur. insane amounts!
Quote from: GrowGrow123 on December 28, 2023, 04:03:49 AMYeah there was one dude who did 12cm on femurs with Dr. Becker:
https://www.limblengthening/threads/betzbone-surgery-dr-becker-january-2023.5/page-5
Still seems to be recovering and working through it a year later which is to be expected when lengthening that much.
I'm curious if he will fix his lordosis.
Can you image to stay like that?
On the last video from September 15th when he walks without crutches, he looks very disabled
Quote from: Body Builder on December 28, 2023, 10:11:34 PMTall from the old forum did 11cm on femurs with Betz. And he was crippled because he had major pains in the knees after about 2 years. He did 4-5cm to tibias after that to try to fix the biomechanics and maybe the pains amd then we lost his trace.
Only an idiot would let someone lengthen more than 8cm on femurs. And this is something that Betz and now the hair transplant Becker, his successor, let to almost any of their patients wants it and without even itb release.
Thats why I never thought of him as a respectable doctor. I don't even talk about his successor who doesn't even have the experience to be considered an option for LL. For hair transplants maybe.
That's crazy!
Interesting fact is that pain in knees showed up in a 2 years!
That means that some patients like the new guy mentioned above do 12 cm with Betzbone and think that they are cool and then pain in knees come!
Thanks for letting me know, that makes sense that pain or complications can come later.
I'll stick with 8 cm that is safe amount.
Quote from: CLLvet on December 28, 2023, 05:17:33 PMYes, exactly. Interview is not the best word. These were just consultations. But I came prepared with a list of questions so that the conversation would not get derailed and we could make the best use of the surgeon's (limited) time.
You did Stryde in 2019 - 8 cm so it was almost 4 years ago!
To be honest - any complications? Do you have anything that might disturb you?
Quote from: deler93367 on December 29, 2023, 04:00:03 AMeither do it or dont do it. stay short or do something. its up to you. do you research instead of crying on a forum online. you sound like a little kid. at the end of the day its your life we dont care what you want to do
This forum was created to share thoughts and talk with the other people who already had experience. To warn new patients for not making mistakes that other people did!
You sound like a deep $hit, and nobody asked your opinion!
Either do what? Lengthen tibia for 10cm? Idiot!!!!!!
F4cking Beckers advocate 
Quote from: deler93367 on December 29, 2023, 04:00:03 AMeither do it or dont do it. stay short or do something. its up to you. do you research instead of crying on a forum online. you sound like a little kid. at the end of the day its your life we dont care what you want to do
This d4mb f4ck quickly created profile to protect 10cm tibia Betzbone lengthening LOL
Quote from: deler93367 on December 29, 2023, 04:52:11 AMwe honestly dont care what you do or dont do. stay short forever for all we care. your just on here complaining and arguing and crying over nonsense. kids these days... judging from how you talk you wouldnt have a successfull lengthening and this is not for you to do. i would forget about it and just live your life kid. ll is not for you. your not cut out for it.
for your best interest just forget about everything ll and live your life. this is not for you. you do realize docs check for you to be mentally stable and you wont pass this for sure. if you pass that you will have complications and its not going to be good for you so just forget about ll and move on with your life. be happy with your current height.
hey d4mb f4ck, started to read first 5 words of your text and stopped because it's nonsense $hit. From what @ss you showed up with your fake just created profile? Let me guess, Beckers @ss to protect him LOL! And it's about morning now in Germany. Only retarded doctor and his assistants will recommend 10cm to lengthen on tibia!
Now go and cry under your mother's skirt, kid 
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