Going from 6" to 6'3-6'4" with quadrilateral lenghtening

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Quote from: bukibuki on April 10, 2023, 06:53:22 PMthe reason youre not getting sympathy is that youre already at a height for which 99% of the rest of the forum would throw their mothers in a woodchipper for

especially guys who have already done the surgery and endured the torture that is LL on the body as well as the mind

look at this guy: http://www.limblengtheningforum.com/index.php?topic=64498.0
he did back to back tibia and femur external frames + nail and even after all that youre still 1 inch taller than him LOL

now i understand you wanna CHADmaxx and have hot model sloots throw their panties at you while you walk down the street like youre elvis presley but as far as the majority of us are concerned you should stop bragging about your 6 ft height and look into moneymaxxing instead

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Quote from: LengtheningDream on April 10, 2023, 08:07:51 PMPlease by all means go ruin your life when you already have a perfect height that 99% of short men would salivate at the thought of. Short men withstand this immense pain and effort to get to an average height where they are on equal playing field with an average dude. But this...?? Doing it at 6 ft is beyond retarded. Why stop at 6'4? Go lengthen till 7 ft. You will be unmoggable. Look what guys have to go through to have a fraction of what you are gifted naturally.

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Quote from: Hagane on April 11, 2023, 12:14:55 AMtbh i think if you wanted to do it, you will have an easier time than the majority of us.
simply because the amount you lengthen will be small relative to your original limb length

if you are obsessed with biomechanics maybe what you could do is
measure you original limb ratios via xray, then lengthen your each individual segment just enough that you preserve that ratio

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Quote from: Sky is the Limit on December 14, 2023, 11:29:36 PMThe total lengthening would be up to 9 cm. The good thing about lengthening from a higher starting height is that you put less stress on the muscles, nerves and tendons. The risk of complications is also very low, since the percentage that I am lengthening is quite low proportion wise to my bones. I would go from 6 feet to 6'3, which would put me in the range of the most optimal and ideal male height. So no, you're completely and utterly wrong when you're saying I wouldn't gain anything, but only harm myself. Have you read my other posts in this thread? Not sure if you're trying to be funny. But thanks for the info about recovery time. I appreciate it.