How dangerous is 3cm?

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Is it easier for me to be 3cm than 5cm? Of course, this is just a small idea that I suddenly came up with, and it seems that no one has ever done so, but it is indeed the minimum length I can accept, And I think it's worthy.Obviously it will recover faster, There is an old Chinese saying called "long dreams at night". With the increase of length and time, the risk of more complications seems to be greater .so I would like to ask you to say (especially the friends who have finished the operation). When you (or you think) do the first 3cm, Do you think it's much easier than the next few centimeters? And will the probability of major complications be reduced?

Thank you in advance for your answers！！

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Yes, the less you lengthen the easier it is.

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Quote from: alwayslucky on February 07, 2022, 04:39:00 AMIs it easier for me to be 3cm than 5cm? Of course, this is just a small idea that I suddenly came up with, and it seems that no one has ever done so, but it is indeed the minimum length I can accept, And I think it's worthy.Obviously it will recover faster, There is an old Chinese saying called "long dreams at night". With the increase of length and time, the risk of more complications seems to be greater .so I would like to ask you to say (especially the friends who have finished the operation). When you (or you think) do the first 3cm, Do you think it's much easier than the next few centimeters? And will the probability of major complications be reduced?

Thank you in advance for your answers！！

I haven't heard anyone did a 3cm lenghening in LL, I doubt any surgeon would do that for their patients. If you just want a 3cm added, wear a taller pair of shoes. I remember reading someone saying that there was an insole injection that guaranteed anyone with at least one inch added to the height. Not sure if the news still there.

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Do not get insole injections.

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Yes, I've heard of this kind of operation, but it looks unnatural and uncomfortable

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Quote from: alwayslucky on February 07, 2022, 05:12:28 AMYes, I've heard of this kind of operation, but it looks unnatural and uncomfortable

It's not a surgery, it's an injection to the insole. It fades over time and on that account people would not do it for height gained.

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don't seem to have heard of this kind of Injection... butthank you. I'll search it

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Quote from: Medium Drink Of Water on February 07, 2022, 04:50:34 AMDo not get insole injections.

I talked about it long time ago. A Spanish female surgeon is doing this surgery and I posted her surgery vid in one of posts in Off topic section.

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Quote from: Mulholland Dr on February 07, 2022, 06:59:34 AMI talked about it long time ago. A Spanish female surgeon is doing this surgery and I posted her surgery vid in one of posts in Off topic section.

I remember it, but I heard it faded in a few days, so the height didn't change at all...

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3cm is a big waste of money and time if you don't mind me to say that. Nobody here ever just done 3cm with that much money and time.