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[Valiant]

https://imgur.com/g9zFpSB

https://imgur.com/LWAiyP6

Personally, I think my LL mock up proportions look best at +6cm added to femurs. What do you think guys ?. Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks

[mrblack]

All three are okay. Your torso and your arms dont look too short even with 5/5 cm. Of course legs looks very long in 3rd pic but not weird. Femur only would be also a good result

[Valiant]

All three are okay. Your torso and your arms dont look too short even with 5/5 cm. Of course legs looks very long in 3rd pic but not weird. Femur only would be also a good result

Thanks.

I have a wingspan of 181cm, even though I am only 172.5cm in height.

At this stage I am considering lengthening the femurs between 5-6cm, maybe slightly over this figure. I heard the risk of complications increases greatly if ones lengthens over 5-6cm. I measured my tibias and they are around 92% the length of my femurs. Way outside the optimal 80% tibia to femur length.

[montahn]

yes its look great

With cloth its not a problem. I am only 162 cm or 5.3    my target is added 15cm or 6 inch.

Do you think for Limb Lengthening Surgery ??

[Valiant]

yes its look great

With cloth its not a problem. I am only 162 cm or 5.3    my target is added 15cm or 6 inch.

Do you think for Limb Lengthening Surgery ??

Have you tried doing a mockup yourself?

Yes, I want to get LL done within the next 2 years.

[montahn]

Have you tried doing a mockup yourself?

Yes, I want to get LL done within the next 2 years.

No my torso is not very big but not very small. so i can go with 15 cm in tibia & femur. looks is not my factor

[Johnson1111]

the one with 5cm on both would look the most normal if you were wearing shorts. You'd just look like a regular person with longer legs. If you're gonna do one section, and don't wanna do more than 6cm, you should do tibias, as they're the most aesthetic. I would do tibias, but I want 8cm and that's just not possible without femurs.

[JON SNOW]

forget about wingspan you have longer arms (is not the same), imo you can get away with  5 cm + 5 cm

objectively you would have long legs, but within the "normal" range

I am 1.5 cm less, with your height I would do  4 cm + 4 cm, many here will find that it is too little, but is it's enough for me and theoretically would offer a great recovery

a question you know the length from the navel to the top of your head ?  or you sitting height ?

[Valiant]

a question you know the length from the navel to the top of your head ? 

67.5cm

[6'2_dream]

the proportions are very natural,
even at 5 + 5, I think it would look good on you with 10cm total, you would be a man with long legs inside the normal

[StrangeDays67]

I wouldn't go past 5 cm in your femur, your torso looks pretty short after that point.

[short]

Are you sure? I mean on mock-up pictures the leg thickness is the same of original short-legs. How do the legs look like post-surgery when they are trained, do they get thicker?

[abghosh]

How these mock up LL proportions pics are made.I want to check mine.

[Sanity]

I wouldn't go past 5 cm in your femur, your torso looks pretty short after that point.

so lengthening the tibias doesnt make torso look short? is there a relation.

[StrangeDays67]

No, I just think your femurs should be lengthened instead of your tibias because it looks better.

[Sanity]

No, I just think your femurs should be lengthened instead of your tibias because it looks better.

i think the opposite. a higher knee joint looks better p.s getting longer tibias gets the body more streamlined thus appearing taller than actually is.

[StrangeDays67]

At the end of the day it depends on your X-rays. You would lengthen according to the ratio of femur to tibia, you can't judge it with just the eye alone.