No. I'm still trying to figure out the best surgeon and option for me, and decide when the best time to do LL would be in my life. I'm thinking of doing it before starting my master's degree (I am pursuing a bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering at the moment) if money permits. I don't think I'll have the money for internals, as I have too many other mandatory expenditures (ie education), and I don't want to jump into external femur frames until more evidence of safe recovery and reasonable scarring surfaces for purely cosmetic cases. I want 7 or 8 CM if proportions and soft tissues allow, but because I think that 7 or 8CM is a bit too much to do on one segment, I was hoping to divide it up 4CM plus 4CM, and hope for that I'll keep at least 7CM of it. I'd like to do both lengthening procedures back to back, but if it proves to be an unrealistic plan, I'll just stop at 4CM on one segment and be happy with that.
Some doctors allow patients to lengthen at home. Like anything , that has its pros and cons. It's a better option for some individuals than others.