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Posted on Apr 1, 2014, 2:20 pm
#61

Hey Zaynkhan, you could try contacting other LL Doctors and ask if they do Limb Reduction.  Good luck.

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Posted on Apr 1, 2014, 2:20 pm
#62

Hey Zaynkhan, you could try contacting other LL Doctors and ask if they do Limb Reduction.  Good luck.

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Posted on Apr 1, 2014, 6:00 pm
#63

Yeah I contacted Guichet a couple days ago but he didn't get back to me yet.  Anybody know any other reputable doctors, as I am now being told that Sarin is not a good choice,  which sucks because he is the cheapest and he put me in contact with someone who underwent a femoral shortening from him.

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Posted on Apr 1, 2014, 6:00 pm
#64

Yeah I contacted Guichet a couple days ago but he didn't get back to me yet.  Anybody know any other reputable doctors, as I am now being told that Sarin is not a good choice,  which sucks because he is the cheapest and he put me in contact with someone who underwent a femoral shortening from him.

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Posted on Jun 5, 2014, 11:48 pm
#65

Quote from: ZaynKhan on April 01, 2014, 06:00:21 PMYeah I contacted Guichet a couple days ago but he didn't get back to me yet.  Anybody know any other reputable doctors, as I am now being told that Sarin is not a good choice,  which sucks because he is the cheapest and he put me in contact with someone who underwent a femoral shortening from him.



The first rule of surgery is only go to the best. You don't want even a hint of doubt when they stick that needle in, especially for such barbaric surgery.

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Posted on Jun 6, 2014, 12:32 am
#66

This is such troll bait but I am nipping. 6'2" is tall but not freakish tall by any standards. It's a height considered the best possible for men in almost every corner of the world and in 20-30 years it'll probably be the average height of new the new generations in most western nations.

Instead of spending $40,000 or more breaking your legs, endure pain and deformity, lose months of your life etc. why don't you move to some place better? Cuz you clearly must be living in Mexico or Indonesia to be feeling ostracized at that height... lol

Such an operation is at least understandable to some degree with Mrtall being 6'7" (tho I would still go the route of beefing up and going alpha male before even considering chopping my legs down), but at 6'2"?

Limb Reduction

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Posted on Jun 6, 2014, 1:41 am
#67

Quote from: IamAndrew on June 06, 2014, 12:32:52 AMThis is such troll bait but I am nipping. 6'2" is tall but not freakish tall by any standards. It's a height considered the best possible for men

Such an operation is at least understandable to some degree with Mrtall being 6'7" (tho I would still go the route of beefing up and going alpha male before even considering chopping my legs down), but at 6'2"?

Limb Reduction


this^^

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Posted on Jun 9, 2014, 12:25 pm
#68

I think I've seen too much on this forum: 6'0 guys who want to reach 6'3 and 6'2 guys who want to be 6'0, what next?

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Posted on Jun 13, 2014, 3:48 pm
#69

if i was 6'7 i would just compress my spine and do extensive body exercises. Brb 2 inches shorter 2 years later problem fixed.

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Posted on Jun 19, 2014, 3:12 pm
#70

My only advice: go to the gym and slouch as much as possible, u can lose up to 1 inch if u relax your body while walking

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