172,5 to 187,5

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Hello,

I just had bone lengthening surgery and am lengthening my tibia.
my height: 172.5 cm
arm span: 174-175cm
sitting height: 90cm

I want to raise tibia by 7 cm and femur by 8 cm.

final height 187.5cm

the only question is whether the proportions will become so ridiculous that I will look like a dwarf on stilts.

The guy from lifeLiveTaller lengthened his legs by 20 cm and, honestly, it's a little noticeable, but the profit is so big that it outweighs the costs.

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femur: 44,56cm
tibia: 34,67 cm

add: 44,56 + 34,67 = 79,23
my height: 172.5cm

ratio legs to all height: 0,4593

Ratio tibia vs femur: 0,7782

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idiot, I have x-rays, not your measurement with a ruler.
your talk is worthless.

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I started lengthening my tibia. my goal is 6-7cm.
Keep fingers crossed.

https://imgur.com/a/qofeVO1

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QuoteI bet that if a man at 5'8-5'9 range is unable to attract women, he won't be able to attract them at any height above it.
It's not a matter of your faith, fool, but of scientific research.

There is a study that checks that if the only factor was height, a guy with a height of 170 has 25% acceptance (3/4 of women will reject him), while a man with a height of 180 will have about 75% acceptance (1/4 of women will only reject him).

So I don't give a damn about your faith. Research counts.

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Gentlemen, if this picture were reality, this forum would not exist. We all know that height is as important as a pretty face or muscles.
This picture, even more so here, is stupid.

Today I am 0.6cm taller. I still have 5.4-6.4cm left - keep your fingers crossed.

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https://imgur.com/a/qpW7vtM

everythink ok?
1.5cm.

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new photos:
https://imgur.com/a/ks8YFkJ

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after 3 cm i must slower from 1mm to 0.5mm. It good decision ?

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QuoteYou will go externals only with monorails?
I did it and it was a bad decision. Even latn is not a good one because if there is a malunion (which almost always there will be with monorails) it can't fix anything.
The only way for monorails is lon. I did externals only with them and I have a relatively major misalignment in my right tibia which I fixed 5 years after LL with a new surgery and a plate.
Also, monorails are not weight bearing almost at all. This means that you should stay in bed for at least 3-4 months till your bone is strong enough to walk with the minimal assistance that monorails provide.

Bad decision and I really wonder nowadays which doctors do monorails without lon. They are at best totally irresponsible.
Don't even think to go over 5cm with monorails, you may end up crippled.So, did you walk with a limp because of abnormal bone fusion?