I have a 6'4 wingspan so thats my limit of lengthening 190 - 193
Someone will probably tell me ohh I'm already at a good height yeah idc buddy i want to be 6'3
181 is my morning height
179 my night height
I have a fairly long torso and short tibias ideally i want most of my lengthening going to my tibias like 7cms to tibias and 3 to femurs.
But i've heard lengthening tibias is rather dangerous which is extremely unfortunate.
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Posted on Nov 5, 2024, 1:46 am
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Posted on Nov 7, 2024, 3:47 am
#3
It is not that tibias are more dangerous (life treating), they heal more slowly, and complications begin at less cm´s of lengthening vs femur, so they are complex, but a good doctor can do it
you mention your proportions, you know your sitting height and your inseam/height ratio ? usually .45 to .46 is the average
Posted on Nov 13, 2024, 10:28 pm
#4
Tibias is just "harder" than femurs. Higher risk of complications, less blood flow to those muscles than the ones on the thighs, takes longer to heal, more visible scarring, etc.
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