Why stop at 8,5cm doe? Let's go for 69cm, so we can finally hit average height of 7 foot.
So many examples and people learn nothing. I guess people don't appreciate their health until they lose it.
Me personally if your body allowed you dr said it was no problem and you would be happy with your proportions I don't think it would be too much. 8.5 is a lot and would be hard to achieve but it's been done before.
I really respect your opinion, but you telling 5 cm, i rather not doing the operation. i know 8.5 is pushing it, what about 8 or 7.5
Quote from: YourSpaceBoyfriend on October 03, 2016, 01:04:38 PMShe didn't update about her walking after. Her bones didn't even consolidate back then.
Everybody will think that they feel "normal" comparing to the lengthening phase.
Doingitforme did 8cm with Paley and still have pains and few problems.
what is your desired length? and which method?
Honestly, I would go with 5cm.
5cm in your femurs
around 4-5cm on your tibias.
I say this because recover and lengthening will be easier from what I have read and heard online.
If you take 0.75 increase a day it's essentially around 2 months of lengthening and then you're done.
The hardest part is during the lengthening process, two months mentally seems doable.
You can also decide to go back and get your tibias done an add 4cm if your proportions after LL accept it.
I'm personally looking at doing 4-5cm on my femurs but will consider a second surgery if I am financially and proportionally able.
Quote from: midnightninja on October 22, 2016, 06:01:30 AMHonestly, I would go with 5cm.
5cm in your femurs
around 4-5cm on your tibias.
I say this because recover and lengthening will be easier from what I have read and heard online.
If you take 0.75 increase a day it's essentially around 2 months of lengthening and then you're done.
The hardest part is during the lengthening process, two months mentally seems doable.
You can also decide to go back and get your tibias done an add 4cm if your proportions after LL accept it.
I'm personally looking at doing 4-5cm on my femurs but will consider a second surgery if I am financially and proportionally able.
No, lengthening is the easiest part. Recovery is what we should concerned of
Lengthening is when your bones are under the most stress.
Recovery is easy in comparison to the tension your body faces during lengthening.
Lengthening is not easier than recovery it is harder.
Quote from: midnightninja on October 23, 2016, 06:47:20 AMLengthening is when your bones are under the most stress.
Recovery is easy in comparison to the tension your body faces during lengthening.
Lengthening is not easier than recovery it is harder.
recovery takes months and sometimes years. I told you its more difficult when you under go the surgery you will remember that. good luck
If you've undergone the surgery then I respect your thought and apologise for arguing. however, I've just read and spoken to people who have said that lengthening was the hardest for them since the leg was under a lot of tension but we are all different and I was also talking in reference to people having done >5cm
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