Quote from: Sean Connery on March 16, 2015, 01:20:42 AMGotta chuckle at the 5'10 and 5'11 guys trying to convince everybody else that they're short guys.
I said it a few days ago...6ft is the new 5'8".
Quote from: YellowSpike on March 16, 2015, 01:20:14 PM
I said it a few days ago...6ft is the new 5'8".
YellowSpike,
You lengthened 6 cms am I right?
Quote from: sadboy on March 16, 2015, 02:04:19 PMYellowSpike,
You lengthened 6 cms am I right?
I lengthened around 7cm, give or take a mm or so.
Quote from: YellowSpike on March 16, 2015, 02:16:34 PMI lengthened around 7cm, give or take a mm or so.
Thank you for answering. Do you look proportional to yourself when you look at the mirror?
My femurs look a tiny bit long when looking in the mirror (pulling my shorts up, so basically nked), but it's because they're thin at the moment. I'm not concerned about this one bit.
Once your femurs get thick again you will look totally normal with 7 CM of lengthening
Quote from: ForcedPuberty on March 15, 2015, 08:11:27 PMno idea what drugs your on but they seem to be working.
1) I have an 8 pack
2) im already undergoing LL
3) I tell everyone they can get LL at any height, I don't care who gets it, I just tell them reality.
4) at 171 I am not short, and im already passed the average because iv basically completed my first LL.
5) I used 1.5 inch lifts and at that height there was no external discrimination. those lifts are in the trash.
6) after reading all the direct inaccurate statements I can only conclude that you are on some really powerful drugs 
HUH?
When I said OP I meant original poster (danscharf) not you.
Quote from: programdude on March 16, 2015, 05:49:06 PMOnce your femurs get thick again you will look totally normal with 7 CM of lengthening
Yeah bro, I am not concerned about this one bit! They just appear super long because I lost like 75% of my muscle mass from LL. No sweat, I'll fix this in time.
Ignoring the common lunacy of some of the arguments that tend to happen here, it is a shame doctors (mainly orthopedists and orthopedic surgeons) decide not to engage posters in these forums (unless it is to promote themselves).
By the way, I also include doctors who are against cosmetic limb lengthening in this. If that is the official position of orthopedic societies of North America (i.e. being against performing LL for cosmetic reasons), shouldn't you be making posts here, if you're reading this post right now?
we are doing far more dangerous things than cll. besides you didnt lay down any science backed facts. yes the sliced bones are a problem but once they heal and calcify its all good. the soft tissue can give problems but with time it adapts.
stop talking nonsense. sports junkies break bones all over their bodies and then return to doing wat they were. cll is the same thing just the bone is stretched out. yes it can paralyze a person but that is a rare occurrence.
plz don comment without scientifically backing up ur claims coz it sounds stupid.
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