Quote from: Shatter. Gee. 11 on September 10, 2021, 06:44:54 AMI don't think it's the surgeon's fault tbh. If his body doesn't grow bone what can the surgeon do.
Both technical mistakes during surgery, poor decision making during the process, implant factors and patient factors can participate to poor bone formation.
Quote from: Shatter. Gee. 11 on September 10, 2021, 06:44:54 AMI don't think it's the surgeon's fault tbh. If his body doesn't grow bone what can the surgeon do.
Didn’t grow bone because surgeon didn’t let him partial weightbear
Also looks like break wasn’t done properly and caused some alignment concern
Quote from: Shatter. Gee. 11 on September 10, 2021, 06:44:54 AMI don't think it's the surgeon's fault tbh. If his body doesn't grow bone what can the surgeon do.
Didn’t grow bone because surgeon didn’t let him partial weightbear
Also looks like break wasn’t done properly and caused some alignment concern
Quote from: Michael J. Assayag, MD on September 17, 2021, 09:21:08 PMBoth technical mistakes during surgery, poor decision making during the process, implant factors and patient factors can participate to poor bone formation.
Thanks good doc
Quote from: Michael J. Assayag, MD on September 17, 2021, 09:21:08 PMBoth technical mistakes during surgery, poor decision making during the process, implant factors and patient factors can participate to poor bone formation.
Thanks good doc
Hello guys
https://ibb.co/7Wt9d5G
her is my x-ray of both femur after 6 months post-surgery, and now I'm walking without assistance ( no couches)
I stopped at 4.2 cm ( NOT Worth it )
I think my bone formation was not that bad as some members suggested to continue to lengthen, and I could reach at least 5 cm but my doctor had refused.
It was all about my mistake not to choose the right doctor and not to listen to some member to consult with a top doctor at the early stage.
my doctor told me that if I want to re-break and lengthen again, they will remove the nails and re-break the femur again, and it is not possible to re-break it without removing it nail.
4 cm was okay to cure my high narcissus in terms of feeling short, but result was not satisfied, and no one noticed that I get taller except my wife cause she knew the procedure 
and some family members, so I would say: up to 3 cm even your self will notice, 4 -5 you and might some people, after 6 cm it is noticeable
You will thank yourself later in life if you stop now.
4,2cm means you get quite taller but also preserved proportions and mobility. With your height increase you will still be able to basically fully workout your lower body at the gym and thus get bigger(and being perceived as bigger). I wish i could go back in time and stop at your height.
Thank you so much for your supportive post, its make me feel better. if you look at the white side, I did not feel short any more , which mean overcome the issue of feeling short , and if I got 5 cm more .07~.08 is not that difference . if you look at it in terms of d proportions and mobility, then yes I gree
My right femur is shorter than the left femur about 2 cm and also the right femur is rotated outdoor which means it needs to Lengthen around 2 cm and rotated a bit indoors.
But unfortunately, yesterday the right femur nail has broken 
https://ibb.co/jWn8dPY
https://ibb.co/N6dbYzy
Quote from: DreamsComeTrue on January 12, 2022, 01:27:10 PMMy right femur is shorter than the left femur about 2 cm and also the right femur is rotated outdoor which means it needs to Lengthen around 2 cm and rotated a bit indoors.
But unfortunately, yesterday the right femur nail has broken
https://ibb.co/jWn8dPY
https://ibb.co/N6dbYzy
Precice?
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