Surgery was in April 2022 ... there really isn't much pain at this point; I still have a little numbness on certain spots but 99% of all pain is gone... little flair ups sometimes but time really does work in your favor with this surgery 🍷@brownman882
Fascinating that one of the most painful and extreme surgeries out there is still considered worth it by so many short men. Goes to show the psychological strain that being short puts on ones life. I'm personally considering getting 6cm femur surgery (for cosmetic reasons) done at the Paley institute sometime hopefully within the next 5-10 years when I have the funds (or it becomes cheaper (which I dont see as likely)). I'm not on the fence with my decision because of it being worth it (I'm almost certain it is), going from 5ft8 to 5ft11 with lifts is like entering into a different universe for me (socially, at least). It's a positive feedback loop, I feel more confident, people naturally respect me more, I get more attention, I become more confident... I'm more concerned about proportions, possible complications and judgement from family.
@@gj9157I only want to be average, most research shows the benefits of being tall are less than the detriments of being short. There’s also less risk of complications and less risk of looking disproportionate.
Any update on future stem cell therapy for growth plates reopening or stem cell injection in leg bones ? Plzz make some interview on stem cell growth plates reopening which done by some scientists who work on these plzzz bczz. Limb lengthening surgery is too painful and the complications in long term are very dangerous so make video on stem cell therapy on growth plates reopening plzzz sir..😢
@@DeusExMachina50 I came across a forum on Reddit where medical professionals weighed in and all were suggesting that it is more likely than not to face major complications in later life esp where femur is concerned because it bears so much load over a lifetime. I find there is a lot of conflicting info out there but this collection of medical professionals were pretty much unanimous on the long term outlook.
@@DeusExMachina50I will try to find the forum but could you advise what evidence you refer to for the long-term results? I am still trying to make my mind up about how I feel.
@@DeusExMachina50 I’ll check out the forum as I’m more interested in real case studies like people’s experiences who underwent the surgery. I am less trusting of those surgeons who perform the surgery because they have an interest in promoting the surgeries. Appreciate you pointing me to the forum tho.
@@pentaphillhd_official5122 and it will stay like that or increase in price as the demand rises for this surgery. I’m sorry to break it to you but if this surgery was cheaper then everyone would be tall and if everyone was tall then one one would really be tall try to understand basic economy and human psychology
@@skomants2997 even then why should he care? He doesn’t live in Netherlands and he is perfectly happy with his height stop trying to give people insecurities
@@thomass07. of course you can walk, run everything like before, the recovery is long max 1 year but finally it worth it, in this society as a man, be taller will change your life even if 8cm more, it's change everything!!!
@@mineman3105 more affordable and more easy process. I hope they will invent a technology or method that reduces the invested time, pain and possible complications.
Everyone here wants to be 6 foot. But I am 6 foot now and im complaining im not 6'6. I still wanna do it to get to 6'6 but now it makes me appreciate my hight much more
Your comment speaks to how we've internalized the significance of physical stature. Trust there are guys an NBA locker room wishing they're a few inches taller.
Why 6’6? I’m 6’3 and I think it’s about perfect tbh… I have tried elevator shoes and lifts once to try to see what 6’5-6’6 felt like and IMO it felt too tall… I think height sorta peaks around 6’2-6’4 for men in western countries (maybe Netherlands is where 6’6 would be better?) I wouldn’t do LL at 6’0… But if I wanted to, I’d just get to 6’2-6’3 and call it a day.
@@bhars3273 its a false perception of significance. Also, an NBA player would only wish hes taller so he can dominate that sport more.. but just because you're tall doesn't mean you'll make the NBA or even be good at basketball.
@@sowaveysuyat I sited the NBA as an arena of taller than average men, In which they are not immune to the urge to be taller, not necessarily to be better at basketball but for the same reasons all (most) men are compelled to increased stature.
@@bhars3273 That is an absolute assumption, not every man has an urge to be taller.. nor could you ever prove that statement. Matter of fact, citing NBA players who are likely really confident in who they are because they've reached a level of success that they can fall back on, they are less likely to need to compensate about their appearance or things that are out of their control. Being taller than another doesn't guarantee success, doesn't guarantee confidence, doesn't guarantee women, doesn't guarantee anything... I understand the perception of shorter men, but being taller myself, I can assure you - its not reality, not everything is sunshine and rainbows because I'm taller than some people. Really, what this comes down to is self-worth... my life would be miserable if I focus on all the other men taller than me, the NBA tall dudes and my inability to be as tall as them. Short men say they've been bullied? Well who is to assume taller men haven't? Tall men typically grow up skinner, lankier and also get picked on. But AGAIN, this comes down to self-worth, its either allowed to affect you, or it doesn't.. or a man finally reaches a point of acceptance to build that true self worth internally. Everything externally is projected from internal. Period. Everything out there is an illusion. Knowing beauty standards are a pretentious, superficial, FAKE ideal, one can easily brush that aside to own who they are themselves.. there are countless unlimited examples of people breaking the mold, breaking the "standard"... because again, its all an illusion, it all depends on how you allow the world to affect you. But I get it, I know how it feels to some regard.. I got a hair transplant due to MPB.. the world has an external effect on men with baldness, but ultimately its something I needed to do for myself no matter what everyone else says. Mind you its not the same risk as limb extension.. But yeah, it did help me internally for my own sake. So it all depends.. I guess. Sorry if this message is long. I just see alot of dudes mad that they can't get girls because they aren't tall.. I just wish I could tell you height isn't a magical pill that solves all those problems. Women really don't care about your height if everything else isn't there in the first place; confidence, aura, self-worth, charm, etc.. they really don't give a fuck... trust me.
Hi Brother, Thanks for sharing all this videos. It helped a lot for me to make my decision. Now I finally have the money and courage to take surgery. It will cost all my savings but I want to do it real bad. I was always the shortest kid in school, I'm from Netherlands and I'm 5'6" and 34 years old. I want know to after how long can I work, I work in IT as developer. I can work remotely for one month or so but I have to start working around 8 hours a day in my laptop after 2 weeks from surgery is it possible ? Is suffering too bad to deal to focus on high attention tasks because thats how I earn my money and I wont have any money left after surgery so I can't take a break from job. Thank you for sharing your journey. Much respect.
for a month you won't be able to do your work. and next 5 months you need to work from home. Me personally i am fine with taking 6 month leave. imma resign from my work and after a year of recovery i will search new one.
guys, I am 25 years old and 157cm in height and want to undergo surgery to reach 169cm, i want to marry a woman of the same height so that at least my child will be of good height, but I want to keep my surgery secret(at least to the society). I fear that when she and I sit, there will be a huge height difference I think. Is there any solution for this?
Still worth it IMO, just do like 6cm on femurs so you stand a bit over 6ft and it's fairly easy to recover from. And who cares about arms being slightly short? No one looks at that or judges you by it, only your height. Ratios mean nothing unless they're so insanely out of proportion as to be comical, but a few inches isn't even noticeable when you're wearing clothing (which masks your figure/proportions to a large extent).
@@thomass07. MUCH easier, from everything I've read; 8cm is generally regarded as the maximum "safe" lengthening amount (although many do a bit more and recover alright), but 6cm generally seems to be a very easy ride as far as recovery on the femurs. Even 7cm would be pretty smooth recovery. 8cm is pushing it though, and I've seen a lot of lengthening patients say the pain from stretching muscles, tendons, and other soft tissue started for them between 6cm and 7cm, so if you only did 6-7cm you would probably avoid most of the lengthening-related pain as well as recover much more quickly (depending on your individual physiology of course). I myself plan to shoot for 7.5cm to _maybe_ 7.8cm on the high end, but I won't push it all the way to 8cm as I want to recover more quickly and retain as much athleticism as possible. I am not a doctor however, so definitely do your own research.
@@thomass07. at 5'10 please don't do the surgery it's not worth the risk. Get a really good pair of thick running shoes and call yourself 6 ft in them and call it a day. The taller you are the longer your bones are to start out; some people may think this means you have more lengthening potential but the reality is it means you have less; since your bones will be even longer after surgery meaning more counter leverage to overcome and recovery will be more difficult than had a short person lengthened their shorter bone the same amount.
It’s hard to say as there’s not enough research to confirm or deny that, however I would say that most patients so far have been fine but overtime is going to be more information about this
So, does the 1.5 cm discrepancy need to be fixed through limb lengthening surgery? What are the consequences of not having the lengthening done after traumatic injury whose fixation caused 1.5 cm? How much time will it need to walk properly after 1.5 cm lengthening?
Hi Victor! Do people who undergo LL end up developing an anterior pelvic tilt? I saw in many videos of LiveLifeTaller that after the surgery many of the patients’s posture got screw up
Depends on what bone you're doing, what method and what clinic. As far as I know, around 30k for femur and maybe 1-2 k more for tibia is pretty normal if you use external devices. If you want a weightbearing nail you kinda have to do it in Germany because it's the only clinic as far as I know that offers it, and since they use a patented method you have to pay much more, 82k for femur and 91k for tibia.
@@shoxruxbekabduraxmonov6958 how many inches did they add to their height? Can you give me info on how I can contact them? I want to ask them further questions
If i may ask, how old were you when you had the procedure? I wonder if there's an optimal age bracket for someone to consider this procedure? due to the bodies ability to build & maintain bone density, and if after a certain point it might become riskier, mostly curious because i've heard infomation from MMA sports such as muay thai, that after 30 your ability to build super strong shins becomes near impossible
@@Berronaxbro u can grow ur upper boddy and also can leg without any surgery 1. Rustam akmetov for ur upper body with the help of sleeping strech for whole night with and add with some exercise and HIIT.Remember one thing measur urself after 4 months Im sure if ur age below 30 u can increse height like 5-6 cm if u doing perfectly 2.Microfracture this is the one of the best method i hve ever heard.
@@dragongodasura1395 u can go through one tag life channel nd im not permote any kind of channel just seeing people suffraring from height feel bad for so just inform
Don't do both, Lon is incredibly painful and restricts you from doing the most simplest task, like going to the toilet. Do only one at a time, for you own sake
@skepo22 Both are safe, stat's say 95% successful. Precice I hear from the other patients is a lot less painful. But you have to be in a wheel chair for the months you're lengthing because you can't bear weight. Lon you can.
@DeusExMachina50 they say 150 to 250 pounds, that's 68 to 110kg. I would be very cautious, testing weight on them. One person here bent their nail from that exact assumption and had to have a second surgery to put Lon in. They are going through true hell on earth right now.
Hey victor!!! Here we are increasing the legs length, what about the torso length `which will be clearly visible when two persons are sitting one who has done the surgery and who has not done. Will you please make a detailed video on it.
read up on some studies, the number of people who end up with permanent nerve damage is astonishing, even mroe astonishing than the amount of people who want this procedure without being aware of the high chance of permanent nerve damage.
Nerves are at risk. hence good surgeons to lengthen slowly to avoid damage and the such. But you're right at some clinics it's a disaster others it's not a concern
@@stefanvoigt6983 I personally don't trust those guys they have a lot of videos about how spectacular their service is but they don't follow up on a lot of people and it makes me wonder how wrong things went in those cases. For example last year or two they had a huge story they were all excited to talk about and show his progress a 5'11 super strong body builder who was pretty much strongman-level strength who got surgery up to 6'6. He was excited showing the world his new height saying he couldn't wait to start weight lifting again and all of a sudden his online profiles disappear and live life taller has no more follow up stories about him like he doesn't exist. Lengthing his height so much and being such a top-heavy guy standing on toothpick legs with no muscle from all the surgery downtime I feel as though he may be having major problems and that's really sad to think about.
Share your studies with us. As with any surgery, there’s always a possibility of complications. However, avoiding risks entirely isn’t realistic-just like you can’t expect to avoid car accidents if you drive. Risk is a part of life. Your comment is hard to believe because the number of people who have undergone this surgery worldwide is likely still in the hundreds, not thousands. While a few cases of nerve damage might exist, it’s far from “astonishing,” as you claimed. As for “permanent nerve damage,” I’m not sure where this information is coming from. Unless a main nerve is completely severed, which is highly unlikely when done by a trained surgeon, permanent damage is rare. It's as unlikely as you saying a mechanic unintentionally cut the gas line while working on a car engine. There can be minor nerve injuries due to cutting through flesh, but most surgeons are trained to avoid major nerves. Over time, nerves typically heal themselves-it might take a couple of years, but they do recover. Furthermore, there hasn’t been enough long-term research to definitively establish what’s “permanent” in this context. This surgery has only been somewhat mainstream for about ten years.
I recall you mentioning in another video that you think a new 3rd type of nail is coming out soon, like Precise 2 but with far more weight bearing potential? I've looked it up and found next to nothing, do you know something about it? I think one of your comments said it was supposed to be utilized sometime this year?
Weight bearing nail seems counter-productive to me and inviting more risks. You don't want to overstress developing bone and keep fracturing it as it keeps trying to heal. Only the bare minimum stress to stimulate maximum blood flow for growth and recovery is what you want.
It’s only worth it if you are average height of 5’10-5’11 to become average to 6’1+ because women have 6’1 minimums now or even 6’2 everywhere and on bumble prefer 6’6+ men
@@your-neighbor This is why you need to say to hell with garbage dating sites like bumble and go look at what happens in the real world. I see 5'6 guys holding hands with cute girls constantly in public. Just man up and approach a girl, eventually someone says yes. :)
@@scottishaidan and what is your problem some are born tall naurally others have to get it artificially gain is pain the way of life is to push hard ababy comes through pain.
I'm curious about people who say its not worth it. Why do you think that way? Do you think the alternative, that is, the pain and physical effects of enduring loneliness for their rest of their lives is somehow better?
@@Ghostrider-ul7xn if you’re so afraid to be alone then you can go ahead and do it I did not wish anything bad for the people that are gonna do it. But life is more than being able to fit in a certain job or a relationship or anything you need the height for. But remember you’re changing yourself to fit in a world that cares about your height more than you as a person and because of that I don’t think it’s worth it. Also you’re losing your survival skills in a difficult situation also if you don’t like yourself the way you are there’s no point in expecting others to do so. So best of luck.
I did it in 2022. I'm 3 inches taller now. It's hard as Hell... but... it's worth it. Have a nice day :)
How are you now?
Great. Thank you. Interview with ITN / ITV (from the UK) should be coming out this week - enjoy!@@izelllnn
can you run? and if so, does it look natural?
Walking, Talking and yes running / jogging 😄@@izelllnn
Surgery was in April 2022 ... there really isn't much pain at this point; I still have a little numbness on certain spots but 99% of all pain is gone... little flair ups sometimes but time really does work in your favor with this surgery 🍷@brownman882
Absolutely 1,000 percentage worth it😊
But u have to take pain till 6 months
@@MrRock-pc2jzanything that’s worth it requires time and dedication
Don't stop making these man, they really help a lot❤
It’s great what science can achieve, I found out 5 years ago that it was possible to get taller and it was the best night of my life.
Fascinating that one of the most painful and extreme surgeries out there is still considered worth it by so many short men. Goes to show the psychological strain that being short puts on ones life.
I'm personally considering getting 6cm femur surgery (for cosmetic reasons) done at the Paley institute sometime hopefully within the next 5-10 years when I have the funds (or it becomes cheaper (which I dont see as likely)).
I'm not on the fence with my decision because of it being worth it (I'm almost certain it is), going from 5ft8 to 5ft11 with lifts is like entering into a different universe for me (socially, at least). It's a positive feedback loop, I feel more confident, people naturally respect me more, I get more attention, I become more confident...
I'm more concerned about proportions, possible complications and judgement from family.
Just don't tell anybody. Plan any cover up story for being out for 3-4 months, then walking abnormally for around 2-4 months.
Why not just do 8cm and reach 5'11 barefoot?
If only women were empathetic about men's challenges, we wouldn't have to go through this..
@Ghostrider-ul7xn Even if they were I would've still went for it. Being shorter than most guys was already bad enough as it was.
@@gj9157I only want to be average, most research shows the benefits of being tall are less than the detriments of being short. There’s also less risk of complications and less risk of looking disproportionate.
Any update on future stem cell therapy for growth plates reopening or stem cell injection in leg bones ? Plzz make some interview on stem cell growth plates reopening which done by some scientists who work on these plzzz bczz. Limb lengthening surgery is too painful and the complications in long term are very dangerous so make video on stem cell therapy on growth plates reopening plzzz sir..😢
@@DeusExMachina50isn’t there the potential for arthritis etc in later life like 40 years after the surgery?
@@DeusExMachina50 I came across a forum on Reddit where medical professionals weighed in and all were suggesting that it is more likely than not to face major complications in later life esp where femur is concerned because it bears so much load over a lifetime. I find there is a lot of conflicting info out there but this collection of medical professionals were pretty much unanimous on the long term outlook.
@@DeusExMachina50I will try to find the forum but could you advise what evidence you refer to for the long-term results? I am still trying to make my mind up about how I feel.
@@DeusExMachina50 I’ll check out the forum as I’m more interested in real case studies like people’s experiences who underwent the surgery. I am less trusting of those surgeons who perform the surgery because they have an interest in promoting the surgeries. Appreciate you pointing me to the forum tho.
there will be no alternative to ll surgery in next 50> years
I hope limb length surgery becomes accessible throughout the states.
@@DeusExMachina50 is it not around like 100k?
85k but thats the price of "safe limb lengthening"@@pentaphillhd_official5122
@@pentaphillhd_official5122 and it will stay like that or increase in price as the demand rises for this surgery. I’m sorry to break it to you but if this surgery was cheaper then everyone would be tall and if everyone was tall then one one would really be tall try to understand basic economy and human psychology
I'm a bit over 5'6" and I am perfectly happy with it.
Wait till you come down to the Netherlands, will be getting multiple surgeries after few days.
@@skomants2997 How tall are you?
@@skomants2997 even then why should he care? He doesn’t live in Netherlands and he is perfectly happy with his height stop trying to give people insecurities
Good for you brother, its INTERNAL first. The outer world reflects your internal state. Height don't mean shit, take it from a "tall" guy
@@sowaveysuyat it does for women
My friend just recoverd from it he went from 173cm to 181cm
Can he walk etc.?
@@thomass07. of course you can walk, run everything like before, the recovery is long max 1 year but finally it worth it, in this society as a man, be taller will change your life even if 8cm more, it's change everything!!!
@@alexandred.5471 i don't know if i should do it. I am 179cm but would love to be 188cm
@@thomass07. I hope a few years from now this surgery will be more affordable. I'm 176cm and I truly feel short..
@@mineman3105 more affordable and more easy process. I hope they will invent a technology or method that reduces the invested time, pain and possible complications.
Everyone here wants to be 6 foot. But I am 6 foot now and im complaining im not 6'6. I still wanna do it to get to 6'6 but now it makes me appreciate my hight much more
Your comment speaks to how we've internalized the significance of physical stature. Trust there are guys an NBA locker room wishing they're a few inches taller.
Why 6’6?
I’m 6’3 and I think it’s about perfect tbh…
I have tried elevator shoes and lifts once to try to see what 6’5-6’6 felt like and IMO it felt too tall…
I think height sorta peaks around 6’2-6’4 for men in western countries (maybe Netherlands is where 6’6 would be better?)
I wouldn’t do LL at 6’0…
But if I wanted to, I’d just get to 6’2-6’3 and call it a day.
@@bhars3273 its a false perception of significance.
Also, an NBA player would only wish hes taller so he can dominate that sport more.. but just because you're tall doesn't mean you'll make the NBA or even be good at basketball.
@@sowaveysuyat I sited the NBA as an arena of taller than average men, In which they are not immune to the urge to be taller, not necessarily to be better at basketball but for the same reasons all (most) men are compelled to increased stature.
@@bhars3273 That is an absolute assumption, not every man has an urge to be taller.. nor could you ever prove that statement. Matter of fact, citing NBA players who are likely really confident in who they are because they've reached a level of success that they can fall back on, they are less likely to need to compensate about their appearance or things that are out of their control.
Being taller than another doesn't guarantee success, doesn't guarantee confidence, doesn't guarantee women, doesn't guarantee anything... I understand the perception of shorter men, but being taller myself, I can assure you - its not reality, not everything is sunshine and rainbows because I'm taller than some people.
Really, what this comes down to is self-worth... my life would be miserable if I focus on all the other men taller than me, the NBA tall dudes and my inability to be as tall as them.
Short men say they've been bullied? Well who is to assume taller men haven't? Tall men typically grow up skinner, lankier and also get picked on. But AGAIN, this comes down to self-worth, its either allowed to affect you, or it doesn't.. or a man finally reaches a point of acceptance to build that true self worth internally.
Everything externally is projected from internal. Period. Everything out there is an illusion. Knowing beauty standards are a pretentious, superficial, FAKE ideal, one can easily brush that aside to own who they are themselves.. there are countless unlimited examples of people breaking the mold, breaking the "standard"... because again, its all an illusion, it all depends on how you allow the world to affect you.
But I get it, I know how it feels to some regard.. I got a hair transplant due to MPB.. the world has an external effect on men with baldness, but ultimately its something I needed to do for myself no matter what everyone else says. Mind you its not the same risk as limb extension.. But yeah, it did help me internally for my own sake. So it all depends.. I guess.
Sorry if this message is long. I just see alot of dudes mad that they can't get girls because they aren't tall.. I just wish I could tell you height isn't a magical pill that solves all those problems. Women really don't care about your height if everything else isn't there in the first place; confidence, aura, self-worth, charm, etc.. they really don't give a fuck... trust me.
I just wish it was fucking cheaper man I gotta save for like 3 years for it if I wanna do it elsewhere other than india and turkey
I did mine in Turkey. Spent about 30K, went from 5'7 to 5'10. Best decision of my life.
@@jacktherebel2206 even if there are some success stories there, ive heard enough bad stories from turkey to avoid it
@@jacktherebel2206are you able to walk properly?
@jacktherebel2206 can I ask you a few questions? Do you have any social media
Do u have instagram? I have questions
Hi Brother,
Thanks for sharing all this videos. It helped a lot for me to make my decision. Now I finally have the money and courage to take surgery. It will cost all my savings but I want to do it real bad. I was always the shortest kid in school, I'm from Netherlands and I'm 5'6" and 34 years old. I want know to after how long can I work, I work in IT as developer. I can work remotely for one month or so but I have to start working around 8 hours a day in my laptop after 2 weeks from surgery is it possible ? Is suffering too bad to deal to focus on high attention tasks because thats how I earn my money and I wont have any money left after surgery so I can't take a break from job. Thank you for sharing your journey. Much respect.
for a month you won't be able to do your work. and next 5 months you need to work from home.
Me personally i am fine with taking 6 month leave. imma resign from my work and after a year of recovery i will search new one.
U should save a little more for some months emergency fund or any complications if u get for that
I wish limb LENGTHENING surgery is available more commonly in India
@@DeusExMachina50 It's India, duh.
Don't trust India for that shit man, Indian govt can't even fund toilets for 30% of the population.
100000000000000000% worth it
guys, I am 25 years old and 157cm in height and want to undergo surgery to reach 169cm, i want to marry a woman of the same height so that at least my child will be of good height, but I want to keep my surgery secret(at least to the society). I fear that when she and I sit, there will be a huge height difference I think. Is there any solution for this?
It is if the surgeon says it's okay
Usually women don't sit so straight as men so sir straight do hanging which makes ur back bone straight
Thank you. Andrew
Is it worth it at 5'10? Also I have short arms would it make my arms look even shorter
Still worth it IMO, just do like 6cm on femurs so you stand a bit over 6ft and it's fairly easy to recover from. And who cares about arms being slightly short? No one looks at that or judges you by it, only your height. Ratios mean nothing unless they're so insanely out of proportion as to be comical, but a few inches isn't even noticeable when you're wearing clothing (which masks your figure/proportions to a large extent).
@@VisionQuest057are 6cm easier to recover from than 8cm?
@@thomass07. MUCH easier, from everything I've read; 8cm is generally regarded as the maximum "safe" lengthening amount (although many do a bit more and recover alright), but 6cm generally seems to be a very easy ride as far as recovery on the femurs. Even 7cm would be pretty smooth recovery. 8cm is pushing it though, and I've seen a lot of lengthening patients say the pain from stretching muscles, tendons, and other soft tissue started for them between 6cm and 7cm, so if you only did 6-7cm you would probably avoid most of the lengthening-related pain as well as recover much more quickly (depending on your individual physiology of course). I myself plan to shoot for 7.5cm to _maybe_ 7.8cm on the high end, but I won't push it all the way to 8cm as I want to recover more quickly and retain as much athleticism as possible. I am not a doctor however, so definitely do your own research.
@@VisionQuest057 sounds interesting, thank you! wish you the best for your surgery.
@@thomass07. at 5'10 please don't do the surgery it's not worth the risk. Get a really good pair of thick running shoes and call yourself 6 ft in them and call it a day.
The taller you are the longer your bones are to start out; some people may think this means you have more lengthening potential but the reality is it means you have less; since your bones will be even longer after surgery meaning more counter leverage to overcome and recovery will be more difficult than had a short person lengthened their shorter bone the same amount.
limb lengthening is good for guys that got money may be with time if it gets alittle cheaper could be cul with dating.
Hi Vic Will extending the femur by about 7 centimeters cause damage and wear to the knee meniscus?
It’s hard to say as there’s not enough research to confirm or deny that, however I would say that most patients so far have been fine but overtime is going to be more information about this
Crying each day being short is not good so crying only some months is good by surgery
There ya go - lots of people cry during LL. It's part of the process
@@Cyborg4Life thank you for replying
So, does the 1.5 cm discrepancy need to be fixed through limb lengthening surgery? What are the consequences of not having the lengthening done after traumatic injury whose fixation caused 1.5 cm? How much time will it need to walk properly after 1.5 cm lengthening?
Why can't you just put some material between the bones to lengthen the limbs like why you gotta grow new bone. May be a dumb question.
That is because of the soft tissues. Pulling them apart too quickly can cause issues
Bro plz tell me what is the disadvantage of overlenghing?
Crippledness
Is it temporary or permanent, if temporary how much time it take to get normal
@@Beingstrongshorts Permanent bro😥
Hey Vic, when will you be able to walk after surgery? With help of course?
Yeah you can
If I win the lottery this would be the very first thing I do
Hmmm...🤔
Hhhhh same thing
is getting LL at 18 okay? may i hear your thoughts?
Could be if you're done growing
Hi Victor! Do people who undergo LL end up developing an anterior pelvic tilt? I saw in many videos of LiveLifeTaller that after the surgery many of the patients’s posture got screw up
There's other reasons why that happened
I'd rather be dead than being short.
Agree
Jeez, man. Harsh.
its tough ngl, i dont agree with questionsin-sz8fl nor disagree@@alansafier1568
@ahmienyaa false perception.
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I will do it for sure
It is good for running 🏃♀️ 🏃
Hello somebody know the price of leg lengh in turkey?
Dont go to turkey
Depends on what bone you're doing, what method and what clinic. As far as I know, around 30k for femur and maybe 1-2 k more for tibia is pretty normal if you use external devices. If you want a weightbearing nail you kinda have to do it in Germany because it's the only clinic as far as I know that offers it, and since they use a patented method you have to pay much more, 82k for femur and 91k for tibia.
@@frankof2812why?
Between 30K to 50K, depending on the method you choose to do--precise or LON method. Precise is less painful but more expensive.
@@frankof2812 what’s wrong with going to Turkey?
Can you get Leon back on again
This surgery will cause serious problems in old age
Says who?
I know the people who did that kinds of surgery 35 years ago. They do not feel any problem:)
@@shoxruxbekabduraxmonov6958 35 years ago? Did this surgery exist then?
@@flannel_punk yeah.with old Ilizarov method
@@shoxruxbekabduraxmonov6958 how many inches did they add to their height? Can you give me info on how I can contact them? I want to ask them further questions
If i may ask, how old were you when you had the procedure?
I wonder if there's an optimal age bracket for someone to consider this procedure? due to the bodies ability to build & maintain bone density, and if after a certain point it might become riskier, mostly curious because i've heard infomation from MMA sports such as muay thai, that after 30 your ability to build super strong shins becomes near impossible
So funny you asked this - my next video is on the getting LL done while older
@@Cyborg4Life Looking forward to it!
@@Berronaxbro u can grow ur upper boddy and also can leg without any surgery
1. Rustam akmetov for ur upper body with the help of sleeping strech for whole night with and add with some exercise and HIIT.Remember one thing measur urself after 4 months
Im sure if ur age below 30 u can increse height like 5-6 cm if u doing perfectly
2.Microfracture this is the one of the best method i hve ever heard.
@@Unknown28-j6nhave you done it tho? Its one thing to quote a research but its another to be a testimony
@@dragongodasura1395 u can go through one tag life channel nd im not permote any kind of channel just seeing people suffraring from height feel bad for so just inform
What do u guy's think doing quadrilateral lengthening with precise and LON method at the same time
Not a good idea, how can you go the bathroom when both parts of your legs broken and there is pain
Don't do both, Lon is incredibly painful and restricts you from doing the most simplest task, like going to the toilet. Do only one at a time, for you own sake
@@dynamic_jamesonwhich method is safe and less painful? Internal or external?
@skepo22 Both are safe, stat's say 95% successful.
Precice I hear from the other patients is a lot less painful.
But you have to be in a wheel chair for the months you're lengthing because you can't bear weight. Lon you can.
@DeusExMachina50 they say 150 to 250 pounds, that's 68 to 110kg.
I would be very cautious, testing weight on them.
One person here bent their nail from that exact assumption and had to have a second surgery to put Lon in.
They are going through true hell on earth right now.
Hey victor!!!
Here we are increasing the legs length, what about the torso length `which will be clearly visible when two persons are sitting one who has done the surgery and who has not done.
Will you please make a detailed video on it.
I'll speculate a video about spinal lengthening but explain things
Length of torso varies even among people with the same heights. But who worry about height while sitting???
Is 5 cm less painful?
In what way?
read up on some studies, the number of people who end up with permanent nerve damage is astonishing, even mroe astonishing than the amount of people who want this procedure without being aware of the high chance of permanent nerve damage.
Nerves are at risk. hence good surgeons to lengthen slowly to avoid damage and the such. But you're right at some clinics it's a disaster others it's not a concern
@@Cyborg4Life Have you ever made a Video on Life Live Taller, Ive heard some not so nice things about them
@@stefanvoigt6983 I personally don't trust those guys they have a lot of videos about how spectacular their service is but they don't follow up on a lot of people and it makes me wonder how wrong things went in those cases.
For example last year or two they had a huge story they were all excited to talk about and show his progress a 5'11 super strong body builder who was pretty much strongman-level strength who got surgery up to 6'6. He was excited showing the world his new height saying he couldn't wait to start weight lifting again and all of a sudden his online profiles disappear and live life taller has no more follow up stories about him like he doesn't exist. Lengthing his height so much and being such a top-heavy guy standing on toothpick legs with no muscle from all the surgery downtime I feel as though he may be having major problems and that's really sad to think about.
Share your studies with us. As with any surgery, there’s always a possibility of complications. However, avoiding risks entirely isn’t realistic-just like you can’t expect to avoid car accidents if you drive. Risk is a part of life.
Your comment is hard to believe because the number of people who have undergone this surgery worldwide is likely still in the hundreds, not thousands. While a few cases of nerve damage might exist, it’s far from “astonishing,” as you claimed. As for “permanent nerve damage,” I’m not sure where this information is coming from. Unless a main nerve is completely severed, which is highly unlikely when done by a trained surgeon, permanent damage is rare. It's as unlikely as you saying a mechanic unintentionally cut the gas line while working on a car engine.
There can be minor nerve injuries due to cutting through flesh, but most surgeons are trained to avoid major nerves. Over time, nerves typically heal themselves-it might take a couple of years, but they do recover. Furthermore, there hasn’t been enough long-term research to definitively establish what’s “permanent” in this context. This surgery has only been somewhat mainstream for about ten years.
I recall you mentioning in another video that you think a new 3rd type of nail is coming out soon, like Precise 2 but with far more weight bearing potential? I've looked it up and found next to nothing, do you know something about it? I think one of your comments said it was supposed to be utilized sometime this year?
Oh you're good! It seems you pay close attention. Yeah that's from the rumors
Weight bearing nail seems counter-productive to me and inviting more risks. You don't want to overstress developing bone and keep fracturing it as it keeps trying to heal. Only the bare minimum stress to stimulate maximum blood flow for growth and recovery is what you want.
Here so long as you have money you are tall😂😂
hi
cam limb lengthening surgery be done on hands and fingers ???
No it can be done on arms but not fingers and hands
It’s only worth it if you are average height of 5’10-5’11 to become average to 6’1+ because women have 6’1 minimums now or even 6’2 everywhere and on bumble prefer 6’6+ men
Anything 5'10 is considered more than average and hereby tall. Any more inch on top that is extra.
@@your-neighbor This is why you need to say to hell with garbage dating sites like bumble and go look at what happens in the real world. I see 5'6 guys holding hands with cute girls constantly in public. Just man up and approach a girl, eventually someone says yes. :)
Personally I don’t think it’s worth it . But people have the right to choose for themselves. My best wishes to everyone who’s gonna get it done
Personally I believe you shouldn't be here
@@scottishaidan this guy loves riding meat that’s why he does that
@@scottishaidan and what is your problem some are born tall naurally others have to get it artificially gain is pain the way of life is to push hard ababy comes through pain.
I'm curious about people who say its not worth it. Why do you think that way? Do you think the alternative, that is, the pain and physical effects of enduring loneliness for their rest of their lives is somehow better?
@@Ghostrider-ul7xn if you’re so afraid to be alone then you can go ahead and do it I did not wish anything bad for the people that are gonna do it. But life is more than being able to fit in a certain job or a relationship or anything you need the height for. But remember you’re changing yourself to fit in a world that cares about your height more than you as a person and because of that I don’t think it’s worth it. Also you’re losing your survival skills in a difficult situation also if you don’t like yourself the way you are there’s no point in expecting others to do so. So best of luck.
Sir do u have instagram i have questions