Limb Lengthening Forum

I don't know much about my friend's case, but the hospital where I had the surgery is linked below.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/ferj5W1owPRF8bv99

According to a Taiwanese friend of mine, this hospital does not have a doctor who performs bone lengthening procedures.

I think they are just renting space.

Lol never heard of a surgeon offering a "10 year warranty".

As the other poster mentioned, it's hard to fully gauge the proportions with the black pants on. But I would say it looks good with the pants on.

You can use this
https://bodyproportions.com

i think it is difficult to judge with those black pants on

This is crazy! He's certainly more extreme leg proportioned than any leg lengthen case I've seen by far even Sedat's supposed 20cm.

Initial reaction is he looks bad, but the more you really look it kind of has an appeal and looks good despite so freakishly unusual.  Are those the legs of a typical 7 footer on him? Or really damn close.

He shouldn't lose much height at all compared to a typical 6'3 guy from morning to night. And may retain a lot more height with age. I wonder if he ever has back pain issues? Knee?/hip/ankle?

Haha, interesting perspective, i indeed think that the initial reaction is what counts the most here actually.

Thanks for your replies, everyone. Very interesting input!

I also expect a certain threshold where simply everybody would realize that something changed, but if you stay in a lower range of lengthening it might just be obvious to people that are/were once very close to you.

Yes I also agree about the honesty part - if i would do it i would openly communicate it, at least to those who bring the topic up.

Anyways, would be nice to get even more input from people who already experienced it, cheers

Hey man, i hope your doing well. I have a question, your friend who also had surgery in Vietnam, what clinic did he perform it at?

So other patients visited and congratulating me on successfully completing the frame removal. They were curious about my experience in OT and pain management, eager to learn as they prepared for their own journeys.

The day passed with shared stories and encouragement. To celebrate, they had a little pizza party, enjoying each other's company. After the festivities, they all went to sleep