As someone with normal proportion currently I become worried that after the procedure I will look disproportionate overall and less attractive.
I am looking at many results, some look almost undetectable but others look unproportionate, especially more with people who do 8cm+femur. There tibia looks much smaller compared to the femur especially when bending from sideway view. Can't image how this might look when no clothes are on.
Therefore if I do it what is the most aesthetically pleasing option 5to6cm femur internal or 5cm tibia external or 5cm tibia internal?
LLers here anyone did full 8cm femur without looking weirdly proportioned?
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Posted on May 21, 2021, 10:55 pm
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Posted on May 28, 2021, 2:48 am
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Dude I did around 6 CM on femurs and look totally normal. I would be shocked if an additional 2 CM or even 2 inches would be noticed by any normal person.
Posted on May 30, 2021, 1:56 am
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I wouldn't worry too much about proportions, I'd rather be 3 inches taller and have a slightly longer femur than continuing to be as short as I currently am. Get X-rays and check your ratio from femur to tibia if it's 1:1 or if femur is shorter you'll look fine, I had a female friend that originally had longer femurs than tibia and got 2 inches and she still looks pretty normal.
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