Quote from: ReadRothbard on January 24, 2022, 09:12:34 PMThere’s some videos on YouTube about how to properly measure tibias and femurs:
Many thanks for the video, I measured again and I was quite off. The median for my tibia is 41cm and the median for my femur is 42cm. It's still not perfectly accurate but better than my last.
Do femurs if you have long tibias
Do tibias if you have long femurs
Do tibias if you have normal T/F ratio and you want to look taller
Femurs 100% brah. Buff em up and they'll look way sexier than long chicken leg tibias
Quote from: pandemic_exploiter on January 27, 2022, 05:17:52 AMFemurs 100% brah. Buff em up and they'll look way sxxier than long chicken leg tibias
Gazelle legs > caterpillar legs. 
Quote from: Spots on January 23, 2022, 05:41:24 PMHello everyone
I'm 172/3cm tall and wanted to ask quickly if i should have the LL done on my femur or tibia proportion wise. The goal would be to gain 3-4cm or 5cm at max.
Tibias, "of course", specially for that amount.
But I wouldn't do surgery for less than 5cm (and not more, in your case). You also have to do lots of physiotherapy to lenghten the Achilles tendon.
If you're simply interested in what's going to provide you the easiest, fastest recovery, then lengthen the femurs.
Apparently Calves and bicep should be same Circumference for max aesthetics, and Calves usually gain Circ. after Tib. LL .
My Calves are allready 3cm bigger than biceps, and my Biceps are my hardest gaining bodypart, so i am glad i Had femur CLL, even though orig T/F ratio was pretty close to 0.8.
Many thanks for all the feedback!
After reading through the replies, the forum and the internet I I would go with tibia, even if the healing process would take longer. After some input I do still need to decide if I'll go through with it since it's not a cheap and short procedure especially for such an arguably small increase in height. I'll definitely dig a bit deeper in to this!
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