at 4cm it will be .5 cm off. Part of wingspan is your shoulder width and hand length which of course isn't likely to be equal to someone at my new height. Arm length is a better indicator.
hmm interesting. Thanks for the info. If I may ask, did you consult with Paley on this matter?
Yes
Iamready,
If you had done +4cm in tibias and +4cm in femurs (so 3,5cm less than the final gain of 11,5cm you reached), do you think that you would have still needed the humerus lengthening, while looking at your self nked in front of the mirror?
I mean, if someone has a starting body like yours, same measures, do you suggest to stop at which limit in order to keep in balance the new height with the arm length?
Of course if this limit is 8cm, it would be the best idea, as you have done, to split this amount between 2 segments, but this will involve 2 surgeries and a lot of money and time and pain. So as you have stated, if you do 1 surgery, go for femurs and stop at 6.5cm, better at 5cm. Am I right?
Quote from: Iamready on November 13, 2016, 11:01:59 PMI haven't really decided if I'm going to chronicle it. I think eventually I can outline the important points during the journey. I read that Apo caught a lot of flack for doing it and deleted his diary so I was apprehensive about opening up to the board. Ultimately I didn't want to lead a bunch of members to do both segments without being aware of my decision.
I'm 3 weeks in.
wow man! Im very surprised!
Please dont hesitate to share your lengthening because of Apo example.The reason of bad reactions were probably related to his other crapy stuff.(I dont know much about him but you know, he has so many haters around.)
You are a nice guy.Specially your videos were informative and entertaining to watch.So there is nothing for you to worry about.
Besides even if you were a guy like apo its really not any one's fcking business you know?Its your life,you can do what ever you want while ignoring the comments from some judgemental douchebags.
Ok first off I would like to apologize to Krp1 for hijacking this thread. It wasn't my intention, nevertheless I should have introduced this topic in my diary. I will answer your questions in my diary.
Krp1's original post: Hello guys, i did around 7cm in femurs with fitbone internal nail. Before surgery my legs were short , my sitting height was 91cm for 165, after surgery i have normal/short legs. I know that many people think about proportions , after this amount of lengthening i look perfectly normal and im very confident that i could do 5 cm in tibias and look normal too,with my legs a little bit in the long side, your arms are only going to look short if you do like 7 or 8 cm over your armspawn . the conclusion is that if you are short you could do more cm than you imagine and look perfectly normal, short people almost always are short legged, dont think that much in proportions, because there is no worse disproportion than being short.
I want to say that I agree with his statements. My arm span was only 66 inches compared to my starting height of 65 inches. My final height is 69.5 inches and at this point I never once received a disparaging comment towards proportions, on the contrary, everyone I told about the surgery was surprised how good I looked. I even went so far as to grill my friends on my arms when they were drunk to get an honest answer. My reasons for getting arm lengthening were personal and his statement that the height you gain from limb lengthening is worth the slight "disproportion" is correct at least in my experience. I went out several times before my humerus lengthening and my world is absolutely changed for the better.
Please ask any questions in my diary if you have them and once again I apologize to Krp1 for using his thread as my reveal; it was wrong of me.
i am korean My thighs are 10cm longer than my calves, but I'm going to have a 5cm thigh surgery, so my thighs will be 15cm longer than my calves.. You look like 15cm taller now too, can I see the picture? I'm wondering if my thighs are too long
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