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[Omar]

I have a question that bothers me, why celebrities don't do this operation with the best surgeon to appear taller. Are there still too many risks? I don't know any celebrities who have done LL or maybe they're hiding it.

[GrowTow]

I doubt many celebrities have 3+ months to take out of their busy schedules for this kind of surgery and 99 other reasons...

[Omar]

I don't think it's a question of time. I have the impression that this operation completely changes the way of walking and considerably reduces physical abilities. Well, I hope I'm wrong.

[GrowGrow123]

I think the problem is they’re too famous. Even if they wanted to, it would be too public a thing and everyone would know.

[TheDream]

It would be impossible to hide, and thus any status gains from becoming taller would be mitigated from the shame of people knowing it is artificial from LL.

[markr09]

Time and privacy. Celebrities can have busy schedules, plus they're known to the public. Unless they lengthen jut 1 inch and/or is still well below 25 years old, people are gonna suspect why someone grew over 2 inches in a year.

[Omar]

I'm not 100% in agreement because many have already had surgery and for the most part they don't really hide it

[Body Builder]

I'm not 100% in agreement because many have already had surgery and for the most part they don't really hide it

Many start did LL and don't hide it? Mention 2-3, because I don't know any world star that did LL and admitted it also.

[Omar]

sorry I misspoke. English is not my first language. I meant that celebrities have already dabbled in cosmetic surgery so I don't see why they wouldn't have done LL.

[Thekollecter]

The don't get the surgery because it has long terms complications

[Body Builder]

The don't get the surgery because it has long terms complications

Many of them do drugs etc which are way more hazardous than LL. So no that's not the main reason.
In reality they simply don't do LL because women don't need it and men, when they become famous, they have already a specific appearance so LL won't helm then much. Danny De Vito wouldn't suddenly become a woman magnet only becsuse he gained 7-8cm more.
Only a man who is not already famous can gain things from LL and persue a career after it but it will keep it strictly confidential so there is no way to know it.

Personally I have some suspicions that Bieber did LL because he was not more than 1.70 till he was 20 and after that he became about 1.75 which can't happen without LL at that age, unless he just wears too tall elevator shoes and he is still 1.70.
Other than him I don't have any suspicion of any other star that may did LL.

[Omar]

what are the long term complications

[Thekollecter]

Hope you are joking the damage limb lengthening does long term to your structure is different from drugs Lmaoo you can get Arthritirs and pain in your joints drugs is a different type of toxicity then arthritis and injury

[Omar]

Many of them do drugs etc which are way more hazardous than LL. So no that's not the main reason.
In reality they simply don't do LL because women don't need it and men, when they become famous, they have already a specific appearance so LL won't helm then much. Danny De Vito wouldn't suddenly become a woman magnet only becsuse he gained 7-8cm more.
Only a man who is not already famous can gain things from LL and persue a career after it but it will keep it strictly confidential so there is no way to know it.

Personally I have some suspicions that Bieber did LL because he was not more than 1.70 till he was 20 and after that he became about 1.75 which can't happen without LL at that age, unless he just wears too tall elevator shoes and he is still 1.70.
Other than him I don't have any suspicion of any other star that may did LL.

It's possible, but I didn't see any scars on his legs.

[Omar]

Doctors today don't talk about long term negative effects however I agree that there must be effects on the body depending on how much you lie down

[Thekollecter]

What do you mean depending on how much you lie down ?

[Omar]

The more you lie down, the more you change your biomechanics, which leads to more side effects. Afterwards I think that PT and stretching reduce its negative effect but I don't have the certainty yet. I am waiting to see...

[Christopherbulder]

for my little personal story I had a height of 168.5 cm before now 176 cm I was a fitness model with a lot of criticism because 168cm model everyone talks about the small model or too bad you are very well only small it does not remain not a feeling a truth rather I did not have much problem with women (strangely) rather with jealous men when a woman talk about me to say what a beautiful man there was always a man to say yes my little dwarfs for me that something very positive will remain without any side effects since 2003, i.e. 20 years my opinion therefore remains to share on yes or no to do this operation for several reasons the first one indeed if you have lots of physical problems it does not change something although certain times I've seen people have only the size and nothing else physically and it goes rather well strangely for some women it remains something magical the size for my size today it remains normal for some and a little small for some 'other it doesn't remain something anymore or you only retain that

[Omar]

for my little personal story I had a height of 168.5 cm before now 176 cm I was a fitness model with a lot of criticism because 168cm model everyone talks about the small model or too bad you are very well only small it does not remain not a feeling a truth rather I did not have much problem with women (strangely) rather with jealous men when a woman talk about me to say what a beautiful man there was always a man to say yes my little dwarfs for me that something very positive will remain without any side effects since 2003, i.e. 20 years my opinion therefore remains to share on yes or no to do this operation for several reasons the first one indeed if you have lots of physical problems it does not change something although certain times I've seen people have only the size and nothing else physically and it goes rather well strangely for some women it remains something magical the size for my size today it remains normal for some and a little small for some 'other it doesn't remain something anymore or you only retain that

thank you very much for your testimonial. I have a question, when did you do LL? your life today and back to normal? do you regret your choice

[Christopherbulder]

thank you very much for your testimonial. I have a question, when did you do LL? your life today and back to normal? do you regret your choice

resume a normal life 18 months after once the nails removed no side effects or zero fatigue or pain nothing I absolutely do not regret on the contrary it remains a rather positive thing for a person under 170cm nobody can regret being a little man there life goes by very quickly make a life at 100%

[Christopherbulder]

forget all the stories of calculation proportions in. life the only important thing and to gain reasonable height up to 14 cm 15 cm maximum

[AllinStryde]

Celebs don't do it because they simply don't need it.  They've already "made it."  No sports star would do this...as they would never play like before again.  And anyone who is a celebrity already has achieved money, power, fame, etc.  So there's really no need to improve when you are at the absolute pinnacle. 

[Omar]

so if I understand correctly it destroys a sports career? So there is never going back to normal...

[Omar]

If I was famous I would do LL without hesitation for 2 more inches. I do not seek to seduce other women or people in a general way but I seek to please myself. I think a procedure for a two inch lengthening is not as serious in the long term as a procedure over 10 cm. Again these are guesses and I don't know the long term effects.

[oklama]

if I ever got famous, I would probably be rather open about doing LL, although my initial thought was to hide it. I think we are at a point where men have enough conciousness to know how much of a disadvantage being short is, and a large number of people would be supportive. It would become a talking point and bring media attention I think, which is almost never a bad thing.

If people were to hate me, I've come to terms with it. I think it would bring a light to the fact that the surgery isnt as scary as it looks or most people think and can improve your life. People are gonna either hate on me for being short, on hate on me for not being short, so I'll take the option which makes ME happy. And I think it's important that short men know this is an option thats out there, there are many people who suffer for no reason becuase they think CLL is not a viable option. And, if they feel as bad as I do, that is morally inexcusable.