LL Long Term Complications

https://www.reddit.com/r/loseit/comments/739bw9/what_are_the_negative_effects_of_leg_lengthening/

On this post someone got LL done and their leg is weaker and sprains more often. Granted, they had medical reasons, but how likely is that to happen with a case of CLL?

It is generally accepted you always lose at least some athleticism, leg being weaker is nothing to worry about unless it is some serious weakness.

If you're desperate enough.....what's it matter? If you're debating, you probably shouldn't do it. It's a serious surgery and no matter the best odds someone might tell you, extreme complications could still arise. It's improved drastically, studies go into the complication and mobility rates now vs before Precise, just Google it....But still, breaking your legs should be a last resort and if it's a last resort, long term complications are irrelevant. The list of potential complications is really long to list, just Google it.