I can't help but feel happy for him and other people who went through that surgery. It sucks to be short, so I'm so glad we live in a time where this is even an option! You guys are amazing for making this happen!
Of course it’s unnatural, it’s height surgery. The reason you feel it’s off is because a lot of people have short arms or long torsos and aren’t proportionate
Probably his athletic abilities went back this good because of just 6cm instead of 8cm. 2cm can change a lot in your muscles but not that much as a perceived height. Always go for the safe side, I don't think he would be able to do those stuff with 10 or 9cm (of course it depends on the person) but 6 is a lot of height btw, it's over 3inches more if you consider your height with shoes on, so 171+6+ 2cm shoes you get nearly to 180 which is considered tall
Ok but there are many successfull story of patients Who lenght 9/10cm , maybe it isn't so impossible, in fact i dont think that the doctor let do so much lenghtening to his patients
@@johnnypinkleton9410 you might regret not being able to do athletic stuffs. You see people usually after 1y post po and they can walk normally, they say they're 100% but they can't run properly or bend over and stuff like that. If you're ok with 10cm over some basic athletic abilities it's ok, but even after 10y I think that 10cm on the femur won't let you be the best even if you get back 100% (biomechanically speaking femur has way more disadvantages even if it's the only bone who can be lengthened that much)
@@mattiaerrichiello4148 Sicuramente, ma la verità è che loro si sentono al 100% senza esserlo, 10cm compromettono notevolmente la biomeccanica dell'individuo ed il suo baricentro, se una persona ha davvero un femore cortissimo o lui è molto basso di natura (prendi Sedat che era 157) allora lì il corpo riesce anche ad adattarsi perché sei comunque in una safe zone. Quando sei 170 e sei proporzionato, seppure ''basso'' e metti 10cm sul femore, non credo tu possa mai ritornare al 100% anche se va tutto benissimo
8cm is completely safe for most people. Some of the best doctors in the U.S have stated this various times. If one is willing to fork out 20-100k for CLL, then you should at least get the most out of it. Not 10cms though..
When he is doing his squat, he is bending his back. I think that's because his squat mechanics has changed because of femur lengthing. It's more difficult to do a squat
Yes, but we would need a comparison on how he squatted before surgery. Average people have trouble squatting anyway. If he had perfect squat before and now it looks like that, it'd be concerning.
It won't be that noticeble. I don't recommend you to do that much in terms of lengthening. You're tall in most countries and you're around 185 in shoes. If u really think it's worth, get 6cm on the femur so you will be around 190 in shoes which is really tall (everything over 185 is referred as ''gigantism'' in modern medicine).
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I can't help but feel happy for him and other people who went through that surgery. It sucks to be short, so I'm so glad we live in a time where this is even an option! You guys are amazing for making this happen!
If everyone’s tall then it will make millions of more people who didn’t get it life’s worse
Why does it still feel little bit unnatural? Is it in my head or what?
Of course it’s unnatural, it’s height surgery. The reason you feel it’s off is because a lot of people have short arms or long torsos and aren’t proportionate
I see it too, in the way he moves right? I can't really put my finger on it but I feel a lil uneasy.
Yes the gait changes. The posture/gait doesn't go back to its original state. There is some change.
Lol yeah when he runs his arms seem to move faster than his legs
Yes, he looks a bit goofy. But we would've to see how he moved beforehand. His body language seems goofy even when standing
Ma'am if I am 5'4, and I want to be may be 5'9, 5'10 it depends I think, but, wouldn't be my hand would be smaller like my fingers and all? My feet?
Probably his athletic abilities went back this good because of just 6cm instead of 8cm. 2cm can change a lot in your muscles but not that much as a perceived height. Always go for the safe side, I don't think he would be able to do those stuff with 10 or 9cm (of course it depends on the person) but 6 is a lot of height btw, it's over 3inches more if you consider your height with shoes on, so 171+6+ 2cm shoes you get nearly to 180 which is considered tall
Not worth it imo. Just go for 8,9, or 10 or you might regret it
Ok but there are many successfull story of patients Who lenght 9/10cm , maybe it isn't so impossible, in fact i dont think that the doctor let do so much lenghtening to his patients
@@johnnypinkleton9410 you might regret not being able to do athletic stuffs. You see people usually after 1y post po and they can walk normally, they say they're 100% but they can't run properly or bend over and stuff like that. If you're ok with 10cm over some basic athletic abilities it's ok, but even after 10y I think that 10cm on the femur won't let you be the best even if you get back 100% (biomechanically speaking femur has way more disadvantages even if it's the only bone who can be lengthened that much)
@@mattiaerrichiello4148 Sicuramente, ma la verità è che loro si sentono al 100% senza esserlo, 10cm compromettono notevolmente la biomeccanica dell'individuo ed il suo baricentro, se una persona ha davvero un femore cortissimo o lui è molto basso di natura (prendi Sedat che era 157) allora lì il corpo riesce anche ad adattarsi perché sei comunque in una safe zone. Quando sei 170 e sei proporzionato, seppure ''basso'' e metti 10cm sul femore, non credo tu possa mai ritornare al 100% anche se va tutto benissimo
8cm is completely safe for most people. Some of the best doctors in the U.S have stated this various times. If one is willing to fork out 20-100k for CLL, then you should at least get the most out of it. Not 10cms though..
I am so happy when i found this video.
I don't see any scars on his legs
Did he do it in real??
Bcause of precis method
When the intramedullary nail is removed, the remaining gap will be healed and filled ?
Yes, just like the bone that was lengthened, the bone will consolidate, same principle
Yes
There's still some swaying. It's not 100%. But I guess 90% is still good enough
Tugba ❤
I am 5 ft man, can I reach 5’8 by limb lengthening?
No
Yes you can , if you have money and time
Maybe in 3 surguries
@shivamkumarsrivastav7s do the arms get lengthen too? And wouldn't the stomach be short compared to legs
6inch possible
Great video.
Which surgery method use for this Patient❤️❤️
When he is doing his squat, he is bending his back. I think that's because his squat mechanics has changed because of femur lengthing. It's more difficult to do a squat
Yes, but we would need a comparison on how he squatted before surgery. Average people have trouble squatting anyway. If he had perfect squat before and now it looks like that, it'd be concerning.
Do not forget. There is still nail in the bone, when he was took video
Hello my arm span is 181cm my height is 180/181 would it look assymetrical if i want a leg lenghthing of 10cm/9cm ?. What would you recommend ?
why the fuck would you do that if ur already tall
Man, u already tall. But i understand, you want to be a real chad hahaha
No ! Dude I have a friend who is like your height.. but has 190 cm wingspan, it isn't asymmetrical at all! So the opposite shouldn't be
It won't be that noticeble. I don't recommend you to do that much in terms of lengthening. You're tall in most countries and you're around 185 in shoes. If u really think it's worth, get 6cm on the femur so you will be around 190 in shoes which is really tall (everything over 185 is referred as ''gigantism'' in modern medicine).
After 10 cm it looks asymmetrical from what I have seen in pics
Price for 15cm of limb lengthening surgery?⁉️❓❗❗❗❗❗❗❗
I like see 3 or more years resoults after cirugy, please!
I want to go for 12cm on femur. Will physio and doctor let me know when to stop lengthening?
You crazy. Maximum safe limit for femur is 8cm. If you do 12cm you will defeneltly get some complications
Idk if 12 cm on the femur alone is even possible the most I seen is 11cm with the lon method have you seen someone else with 12 cm on the femur alone
Bruh 12 cm on the femur is crazy your knees would be sinking in the ground do quadrilateral method 6 cm on tibia and 6 cm on femur
@@slater9408 that's false, the maximum safe for femur is 9.5 cm
@@slater9408 the max Is 10 but not over
how long it will take for bone growth?
Dude went through all that to be just 5'9"?
better than being short i guess
When ur height is 160 trust me 170-175 is a wet dream
Better than being 5’6-5’7
I need😭
The sad part is when he gets older he will lose those inches
Actually I searched it up you only lose inches if you have bad posture you will keep it if you maintain perfect posture
Never
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