Quote from: 173to187USTORUSSIA on July 29, 2021, 01:37:07 PMhttps://imgur.com/a/XTMvZDK
Planning on lengthening 14 cm , 31 male 173cm 93kg
I feel that I have short legs because I had untreated teenage hypothyroidism.
I am planning 8cm on femurs and 7 cms on tibs
How are my proportions?
Your thoughts feedback and ideas are appreciated.
Regards, J
If you had teenage hypothyroidism than maybe you can recover your athletism more because dwarfs can lentheng a lot more because their soft tissue is better for LL.
It depends in how much it has affected your leg/arm lenghth. So i wouldn´t lengthen more than you would have had if you never had that disease. Mention this to your surgeon
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You look good. Your legs are very muscular, so you can pull off that long-legged look quite well after LL. I wouldn’t worry unless you’re planning to do 6+ inches.
Quote from: stevens on December 27, 2021, 10:07:16 PMIf you had teenage hypothyroidism than maybe you can recover your athletism more because dwarfs can lentheng a lot more because their soft tissue is better for LL.
It depends in how much it has affected your leg/arm lenghth. So i wouldn´t lengthen more than you would have had if you never had that disease. Mention this to your surgeon
If this is true, then then that’s great news, because I had precocious puberty that stunted my growth. That means I can probably hit my 6 inch goal.
Quote from: ReadRothbard on December 28, 2021, 01:42:10 AMYou look good. Your legs are very muscular, so you can pull off that long-legged look quite well after LL. I wouldn’t worry unless you’re planning to do 6+ inches.
If this is true, then then that’s great news, because I had precocious puberty that stunted my growth. That means I can probably hit my 6 inch goal.
I believe it is not the same thing
Quote from: stevens on December 28, 2021, 01:53:28 AMI believe it is not the same thing
I’d have to do research, but I’m guessing they’re similar.
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