Growing taller

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If you think that please specify why you think that, because just saying it's "stupid" doesn't justifiy nothing.

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Quote from: Thespartan on December 21, 2014, 06:43:58 PMIf you think that please specify why you think that, because just saying it's "stupid" doesn't justifiy nothing.

people want to do 2 leg surgery and then arm lengthening:
 reality:
- after one surgery they're happy with themselves and not as motivated as before to do it again
- several years later most of them wish they lengthened less
- with 3 surgery you'll look like a 40 yrs old when you hit 31
- you'll be 20 during your first surgery, after these 3 surgerys u'll take 3-5 years to recover from it, so u'll have 5 years before u look like a 40 yrs old

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Why would you look like a 40 year old just by doing lengthening operations it has nothing to do with your facial muscles or your skin. So I'm not understanding were you want to get.

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You just get older if you have a negative attitude in relantion with what you are doing, you are trying to make yourself your dream height and body how is that a negative factor you won't regred it after, alot of people that had done those surgerys are very happy and said it changed their lifes.

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Quote from: ForcedPuberty on December 21, 2014, 04:14:56 PMthat is a very healthy and good attitude to have Spartan. I too worry about lifting after something like humerus.

there is almost no information. we have to go by what doctors tell us.

which is why I recommend to err on the side of caution for how much to lengthen as you are the guinnea pig.

Sound advice. Please speak to Dr. Guichet about cosmetic arm surgery Spartan, he is well respected on this forum and we are all interested in what he has to say. Although I think I read about him advicing against it somewhere.

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Update on this post I decided that I will do 5 cm in my tibias and more 5 cm femurs. The length that I will do in the humerus and don't know yet but it will be my first procedure, and then my femurs and to finish my tibias.

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will it be okay that amount of lengthening even if it is in two different segments, besides I might be 1.73 m (5.8") because I have some spine problems that I'm currently fixing that take some of my height...

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Quote from: Thespartan on January 28, 2015, 12:55:55 PMwill it be okay that amount of lengthening even if it is in two different segments, besides I might be 1.73 m (5.8") because I have some spine problems that I'm currently fixing that take some of my height...

if you have back problems then femurs lengthening will be a bad idea maybe 3 or 4cm to dont have more serious back problems. by the other way, why do you consider to do Tibias , femurs and humerus at 1,73m that is a normal height , not too short. is so stupid.

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Its not serious back problems are very slight problems that can be fixed with just 1 month of swimming and I want to be taller because I don't feel good being this tall, all the people on my family are tall and I'm just the small one... and I don't want that.

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Quote from: Thespartan on January 28, 2015, 01:39:00 PMIts not serious back problems are very slight problems that can be fixed with just 1 month of swimming and I want to be taller because I don't feel good being this tall, all the people on my family are tall and I'm just the small one... and I don't want that.

maybe you could do a more conservative amount to not lengthen your humerus