OP you could do humerus LL after leg LL if you find you are not happy with your proportions. It would likely balance things out well for you. Most people decide it's completely unnecessary, but given your concerns it's a potential solution.
The actor Henry Cavill has weird proportions. Yet, he's one of the hottest stars out there. You're overthinking how much of a difference a mere 3 inches (max) on one segment will do. And under-estimating how much natural variation there is in skeletal proportions.
Quote from: le0csff on June 21, 2023, 02:15:28 PMThe average in your high school isn't 182cm if the average in your country is 173cm.
This is just another typical autistic post about how 'gen z is so tall bro, 6ft 2 is nothing nowadays, you have to be 6ft 5 or it's over'. Source: trust me bro.
Chill the fúck out dude. I didn't get the number out of my fúcking a$$ we got measured by the school. They measure us when we enter a new grade.
The only autistic thing is visiting this website.
Quote from: Notlucky on June 22, 2023, 06:28:10 AMChill the fúck out dude. I didn't get the number out of my fúcking a$$ we got measured by the school. They measure us when we enter a new grade.
The only autistic thing is visiting this website.
I am curious the country you come from. The average height of my country is 173 as well and I find that some high school students are very tall. 🥲
I learned somewhere that if your lengthening amout lies within 10cm, you will not be disproportionate. Even if the surgery will make you disproportionate, for ppl here, they will of course choose to be taller but disproportionate.
Let me tell you something.
I did the surgery 3 years ago and got 3 inches on femur.
I was average in everything before the surgery. I had average height, average femur/tibia ratio, average leg to body ratio and my wing span was exactly equal to my height.
About proportions I have to say that I don't look normal.
I have long femurs which is not something a natural person would have. My torso became short and my arms look short now.
And it is not something I can hide with certain clothing and stuff. The reason some people in this forum say you will look normal is that they themselves are either very short which proportions won't matter to them or the already have huge arms and torsos.
And by the way you won't be as athletic as you used to be.
Quote from: GrowGrow123 on June 21, 2023, 06:08:34 PMThe actor Henry Cavill has weird proportions. Yet, he's one of the hottest stars out there. You're overthinking how much of a difference a mere 3 inches (max) on one segment will do. And under-estimating how much natural variation there is in skeletal proportions.
I agree. But there is a catch. If you have a 10/10 face, are rich and have a muscular body then disproportions aren't that much of a problem. But not everyone is Henry Cavill.
I was for example an average looking person with an average face. I am certainly taller now but much more disproportionate
Quote from: JerryBorry on June 22, 2023, 02:25:22 PMLet me tell you something.
I did the surgery 3 years ago and got 3 inches on femur.
I was average in everything before the surgery. I had average height, average femur/tibia ratio, average leg to body ratio and my wing span was exactly equal to my height.
About proportions I have to say that I don't look normal.
I have long femurs which is not something a natural person would have. My torso became short and my arms look short now.
And it is not something I can hide with certain clothing and stuff. The reason some people in this forum say you will look normal is that they themselves are either very short which proportions won't matter to them or the already have huge arms and torsos.
And by the way you won't be as athletic as you used to be.
So do u regret to do LL? Are u unhappy because of your disproportion body? Hope u can tell us more about losing athletic ability. Thanks!
Quote from: JerryBorry on June 22, 2023, 02:25:22 PMLet me tell you something.
I did the surgery 3 years ago and got 3 inches on femur.
I was average in everything before the surgery. I had average height, average femur/tibia ratio, average leg to body ratio and my wing span was exactly equal to my height.
About proportions I have to say that I don't look normal.
I have long femurs which is not something a natural person would have. My torso became short and my arms look short now.
And it is not something I can hide with certain clothing and stuff. The reason some people in this forum say you will look normal is that they themselves are either very short which proportions won't matter to them or the already have huge arms and torsos.
And by the way you won't be as athletic as you used to be.
Send a pic of your body.
Quote from: Yau on June 22, 2023, 03:01:57 PMSo do u regret to do LL? Are u unhappy because of your disproportion body? Hope u can tell us more about losing athletic ability. Thanks!
Honestly I can't tell. I'm taller which is much better but I'm disproportionate which is much worse but in the end I think nothing changed. The bad parts crossed out the good parts. The thing is that being taller is a huge gain but I got fooled by glade advertisement of doctors. They claim it won't cause any disproportion at all but there is unless you had very long arms or legs.
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