i honestly think the best starting height range is 5'7-5'10. with a starting height in this range you are able to lose your height insecurity since you can get an average and maybe even a tall height after the surgery. what do yall think about it?
what starting height range will make you benefit the most from this surgery
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anyone who is 175 or above considering doing this is a nutcase
Quote from: TIBIKE200 on March 27, 2016, 12:41:53 AManyone who is 175 or above considering doing this is a nutcase
Agree 100%
wrong we are ALL nutcases here - at any height! coming from a guy above 175cm 
The fact that we've normalized the idea of doing this without much of a second thought, that is nutty.
Quote from: Alu on March 27, 2016, 02:48:11 AMThe fact that we've normalized the idea of doing this without much of a second thought, that is nutty.
Like having a boob job done 
To topic: I think the most benefiting starting height is between 160 and 165cm. Doing LL will bring you from "too short" to the range of "short".
Quote from: Chris on March 27, 2016, 12:46:05 PMLike having a boob job done 
To topic: I think the most benefiting starting height is between 160 and 165cm. Doing LL will bring you from "too short" to the range of "short".
I tend to agree with this.
for me is 160 - 169,
There isnt a "best starting height"... It's not a race.... 6cm gain is a 6cm gain...
Quote from: TIBIKE200 on March 27, 2016, 12:41:53 AManyone who is 175 or above considering doing this is a nutcase
And one who is 172, just 3 cm before your glorious benchmark, is perfectly normal ? 
This is utter bull . Not the absolute height but rather the environment and the heights of the people around should be the decisive factor. What good is it for me if I am 180 and everyone is around me is 185 and 75% of the females around me are taller than me with heels ?
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