Lumiere - External Tibiae with Dr. M. Catagni (Italy)

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I have lost A LOT of muscle mass on my legs, but now that I'm walking without cruches I'm quickly gaining it back again.

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Your proportions look really good. Congrats!

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Your proportions look really good. Congrats!

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Thank you, I think the same but I'm waiting to wear regular trousers in order to have the final thought

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Thank you, I think the same but I'm waiting to wear regular trousers in order to have the final thought

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Your proportions look great. And your legs look deprived of all fat and muscle, you aren't kidding about the muscle mass loss. Is this a common occurrence?

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Quote from: Penguinn on October 16, 2015, 12:49:18 PMYour proportions look great. And your legs look deprived of all fat and muscle, you aren't kidding about the muscle mass loss. Is this a common occurrence?

It is a common occurrence, the same that happens if don't bear the whole of your body weight for a long time, and that happens if you use cruches..

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Better picture:

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Proportion thought: I would like to suggest you guys, in general, for tibial lengthening, a maximum amount of something like 6 cm. That's an average amount, because it is obiouvsly dependant from starting height, but, in my opinion and based on my actual proportions, for a guy with a starting height that is from 160 to 170, it would be close to to the "right" one.
I have done 8 cm, and honestly I'm happy with that as long as it will be acceptable wearing regoular clothes (and I'm still waiting to check it up), but I would be clearly more proportioned with a couple of centimeters less.

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Do you know your tibia:femur bone length ratio now?