Including things like proportions, future recovery, athletic ability, and so on
Posts like OverrideYourGenetics' diary make me a bit more hopeful
Probably not. It's 2 surgeries vs 1
Your tissues overall will still lengthen by 8 cm in either scenario. Atleast for your nerves, they run down your entire leg so whether you lengthen at the femur only or both doesn't matter, it's how much you lengthen overall.
Muscles and tendons, sure lengthening smaller amounts each segment is probably better, but again it's 2 surgeries and the impact is cumulative.
proportion wise yes, recovery time wise no
I used to be a proportion freak. The only one I really see as being problematic is short wingspans, like -3 or below ape indices. But even if that’s the result and someone has height neurosis, being taller outweighs that issue. Having the surgery and seeing before and after examples in person made me realize proportions are a meme.
Just do 8cm femurs and be done with it. Don’t spend twice the money and suffer four times the pain just because you want your knees an inch higher than 8cm femurs. As someone doing 8cm femurs now, I can tell you it’s a mindset that’s created on this forum by people who think they understand human beauty to a deep degree, when in reality 8cm femurs looks fine almost in every case. I’ve seen people start below 5 feet tall who got 8cm femurs and looked natural after. If that doesn’t sell you on 8cm femurs, nothing can. But it should.
Don’t freak out about proportions. Seriously, as someone who used to freak out about it, it’s not worth it. Just focus on the easiest and most successful path to your desired height.
Quote from: HobbitMan on June 30, 2021, 01:23:25 AMI used to be a proportion freak. The only one I really see as being problematic is short wingspans, like -3 or below ape indices. But even if that’s the result and someone has height neurosis, being taller outweighs that issue. Having the surgery and seeing before and after examples in person made me realize proportions are a meme.
Just do 8cm femurs and be done with it. Don’t spend twice the money and suffer four times the pain just because you want your knees an inch higher than 8cm femurs. As someone doing 8cm femurs now, I can tell you it’s a mindset that’s created on this forum by people who think they understand human beauty to a deep degree, when in reality 8cm femurs looks fine almost in every case. I’ve seen people start below 5 feet tall who got 8cm femurs and looked natural after. If that doesn’t sell you on 8cm femurs, nothing can. But it should.
Don’t freak out about proportions. Seriously, as someone who used to freak out about it, it’s not worth it. Just focus on the easiest and most successful path to your desired height.
Well proportions is just 1 part of it.. I'm also worried about the risk factors and muscle factors and long term recovery etc..
Quote from: frranksalinas on June 30, 2021, 03:17:21 AMWell proportions is just 1 part of it.. I'm also worried about the risk factors and muscle factors and long term recovery etc..
5-6 is safe. If those 2 extra inches mean the world to you, then just do it.
Unless you start very short (<160cm) or naturally have short tibia, 8cm on femur won't make you look weird. Wearing pants will create a visual effect that make your thigh look shorter. Wearing shoes (especially boots or shoes with platforms or heels) will make your tibia look longer. So in public your proportions won't get noticed.
Those do femur + tibia are usually who already have short tibia and long femur, or those who strongly desire 4+ inches.
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