It looks like If you do like 5cm-7cm lengthening, recovery is a lot easier and quicker. But if you do more than 10cm it's slower and a lot harder because you do multiple surgeries. I'm 186cm and I want to lengthen only 6cm more to be 192cm. I would recover quick and be at a big height... very tempting indeed
@@muhammadqaseem-tq1pq Bro if one struggles at that height. He should rather think about a facial plastic surgery. I noticed height has become an excuse for below average looking guys to cope about why they struggle.
I agree with those commenting that the first guy does seem to move much better and seems more athletic than the other two guys. But we have to keep in mind that not all of these guys were athletic or super coordinated at sports BEFORE the surgery. Guys like this will be satisfied just to get back to the level they were at before, even if its not really impressive athletically. But at least they are taller now and happy in life.
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The first guy is the only one that looked ok to me. I would believe you if you told me that was before he got limb lengthening because he moves well and coordinated. The other two are great, but not at the first guy's level. The less of this you do, the better it appears to be.
This is a very good recovery after a less than a year, I know they're not at their peak athletic ability but they're doing bits. I'd be a very happy guy to gain +10cm in height
so he went from 5'6" to 5'8" basically. with modest increase it's easier to regain athletic ability. You could wear big shoes to increase height by that much and avoid surgery and complications, as well as scarring, maybe they can remove that.
Hello sedat i just have a Question about the second patiend in the X-ray image there is what looks like excess bone it appears like the bone is thicker does can you explain that in a video and tell us more about it
Clearly the less you lenght the better you will recover, first guy of 7 cm seems two times better than the 10 cm guys. 3 cm arent worthy to loose so much athletic Habilites 🧐
Dude that's insane, but they seem to be running kinda weird idk. I'm a marathon runner at 1.68cm, I plan to get this surgery and keep running after I recover but I don't know if it's going to be possible. Another question, does this surgery have any long term side effect? I'm 22 planning to do it at 25.
Of course you can run and be like before at 100%, you just need time, after 1 year you can be at 90% like before but it depend if you do physio every day etc you can be like 100%
@@user-kp9gb6hw6d it's more about the number of surgeries actually, like is it better to go for X cm in one bone like the femur for exemple or divid this amount and do half on each bone.
Everyone makes their own decision. Not for others to judge whether your height is already fine or not. Anyway, I do agree with your idea of splitting up the gains between the femur and tibias. Less chance of complication or difficult recovery, and better proportions and biomechanics doing it this way. But of course it will be much more expensive and still be a long and challenging recovery. But a more satisfying and balanced result in the end...if you can afford it.
Next time you should show us how they walked, run etc before the surgery and after
Nice, its good to see how patients are in the long run.
just one year and they're nearly back 100%, imagine in another year if they keep training consistently
Bro how you doing, still un greece?
@alexfun4275 Yeah just hit 2 inches so far.
@alessandrofidanza True, yet so many people go around saying "you'll never run again".
@@gj9157what's your original and goal height?
It looks like If you do like 5cm-7cm lengthening, recovery is a lot easier and quicker. But if you do more than 10cm it's slower and a lot harder because you do multiple surgeries. I'm 186cm and I want to lengthen only 6cm more to be 192cm. I would recover quick and be at a big height... very tempting indeed
I’m as well 185cm but I don’t think you need limb increase since we are already in the top 95 of height
You guys are in the top 1% in height and still unsatisified 🙄.... u may need to work more on your personality and mental health because that's crazy
yep man seriously considering 7 cm increase, from 169cm to 176cm. is it worth it though?
@@muhammadqaseem-tq1pq Bro if one struggles at that height. He should rather think about a facial plastic surgery. I noticed height has become an excuse for below average looking guys to cope about why they struggle.
U Can see more difference from 170 to 180 than 180’to 190
I agree with those commenting that the first guy does seem to move much better and seems more athletic than the other two guys. But we have to keep in mind that not all of these guys were athletic or super coordinated at sports BEFORE the surgery. Guys like this will be satisfied just to get back to the level they were at before, even if its not really impressive athletically. But at least they are taller now and happy in life.
The signs of the surgery did not disappear, and there was something abnormal in the movement
it takes time to recover
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I dont think having us all break our bones to satify womens weird desires is a win my friend, at least not for us
Second guy didn't exercise at all at home. The difference between him and the other 2 guys is insane.
The first guy is the only one that looked ok to me. I would believe you if you told me that was before he got limb lengthening because he moves well and coordinated. The other two are great, but not at the first guy's level. The less of this you do, the better it appears to be.
Some of the movement looks so bad I hope they can come back to normal after some years
Exactly, the way they run looks like when you get a knee sprain and is try to run anyways.
@@pedrocalebe6407it's only been a year in another they'll be at a 100% again
They are scared. That will go.
The first one was doing great.
The second is clearly a lazy guy who didn't even exercise.
Third guy is doing fine too.
You're a hater bro. First guy looked awesome
The dates at 1:58 and 4:50 don't seem right ...
I will also do this love from India
Is India good at this LL surgery???
@@henrypaul4896 No
This is a very good recovery after a less than a year, I know they're not at their peak athletic ability but they're doing bits. I'd be a very happy guy to gain +10cm in height
so he went from 5'6" to 5'8" basically. with modest increase it's easier to regain athletic ability. You could wear big shoes to increase height by that much and avoid surgery and complications, as well as scarring, maybe they can remove that.
right but if you gain that height you can still wear big shoes and look even taller like 5'9 lol.
5'9". 175 is 5'9"
big shoes until you remove it, and your chick is taller than you
5'6 to 5'9 is not a modest gain in one surgery at all
Hello sedat i just have a Question about the second patiend in the X-ray image there is what looks like excess bone it appears like the bone is thicker does can you explain that in a video and tell us more about it
Clearly the less you lenght the better you will recover, first guy of 7 cm seems two times better than the 10 cm guys. 3 cm arent worthy to loose so much athletic Habilites 🧐
They did 10 cm in one time if you will do 9 cm in femur and 6 cm in tibia then it will be okay just like first guy 😉.
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How much does the operation cost here?
Please make a video about price 😢
Sir Howmuch cost this surgery because my height is 5.2 inch, my age 24
How much is this surgery. ?.
Low intensity exercises
Respect 🫡💪🏻
Dude that's insane, but they seem to be running kinda weird idk.
I'm a marathon runner at 1.68cm, I plan to get this surgery and keep running after I recover but I don't know if it's going to be possible.
Another question, does this surgery have any long term side effect? I'm 22 planning to do it at 25.
In which timeline bro ?
Of course you can run and be like before at 100%, you just need time, after 1 year you can be at 90% like before but it depend if you do physio every day etc you can be like 100%
@@alexandred.5471 you can never run like before, maximum would be abt 70-80% of what you had before
maybe cold weather pain idk seems extreme
@@florinr428And you’re basing that on what exactly?😊
They move weird
The first one was doing great.
The second is clearly a lazy guy who didn't even exercise.
Third guy is doing fine too.
To do around 8 to 10 cm from 178 to 188cm, is it better to do 6cm on the femurs and 3cm on the tibias (to limit the complication)?
Bro you have already a good height. I would Not recommend to do more than 5 on femurs and 3 on tibia
@@user-kp9gb6hw6donly more than 9 is dangerous on femur. Only more than 5 on tibia.
Bruh why tf would you even do this. Your height is perfectly fine
@@user-kp9gb6hw6d it's more about the number of surgeries actually, like is it better to go for X cm in one bone like the femur for exemple or divid this amount and do half on each bone.
Everyone makes their own decision. Not for others to judge whether your height is already fine or not. Anyway, I do agree with your idea of splitting up the gains between the femur and tibias. Less chance of complication or difficult recovery, and better proportions and biomechanics doing it this way. But of course it will be much more expensive and still be a long and challenging recovery. But a more satisfying and balanced result in the end...if you can afford it.
Height is always a dream for me .but not come true😢
save 35.000 euros, or 70.000 to do both femur and tibia.
@@alexandrual2782where
Is it better to do 5 cm in femur and then 5 cm in tibia ?
Better for proportions and biomechanics. But of course it will cost a lot more doing two surgeries.
Im 1,73m and i want to increase 10cm to 1,83 is that worth
+1
You doing?
Yeah some of them look off somehow doesn't look natural