MY SPORT ACTIVITIES 2 YEARS AFTER LIMB LENGTHENING SURGERY | 1.72,5 to 1.79 m 

well, depends on how ambitious you are with the amount of height you decide to gain. right?

Really athletic ability comeback after the limb lengthening surgery

2-3 years is like 3 percent of my life

@@Michael-eg5xvyou will live a better life

​@@Michael-eg5xv more like 6%

Not super transparent though, face still blurred lol

@@BunsNutso Not really relevant to the surgery results

Same with me.. my left tibia bones is an inch shorter... It hurts my hips, my back and my right knee.. you planing to do this surgery ?

Do you here also same​@@gibrantaton7166

wow, gorgeous height for a woman.

Yo wanna talk?

@@detective5253 I understand your perspective, and I agree that regaining athletic abilities after surgery involves various factors. Genetics, body structure, hard work, and discipline all play important roles in determining the outcome. Firstly, genetics can influence an individual's athletic potential. Some people may naturally have a higher proportion of fast-twitch muscle fibers, which are associated with explosive power and strength. Others may have a genetic advantage in terms of bone density, joint structure, or cardiovascular capacity. These inherent factors can contribute to someone's ability to recover and regain athletic abilities after surgery. Secondly, hard work and discipline are crucial for achieving any athletic goal, including post-surgery rehabilitation. The recovery process requires consistent effort, adherence to rehabilitation protocols, and a positive mindset. Patients who are dedicated to their rehabilitation exercises, follow their healthcare provider's advice, and maintain a disciplined approach are more likely to make progress in restoring their athletic abilities. Furthermore, having a strong foundation of bone density and muscle mass can certainly provide advantages when it comes to strength training and physical activities. Strong bones are less prone to fractures, and well-developed muscles offer greater support and stability to the joints. This can enhance performance and reduce the risk of re-injury during the rehabilitation process. However, it's important to note that every individual's journey and response to surgery and rehabilitation will differ. Factors such as the type of surgery, the extent of the injury, and the overall health of the individual can also impact the outcome. While genetics and physical attributes can contribute to the recovery process, the skills and expertise of the surgical team, along with proper post-operative care and rehabilitation, are crucial in achieving optimal results. In conclusion, regaining athletic abilities after surgery involves a combination of factors. Genetics, body structure, hard work, and discipline all play significant roles in the outcome. While certain physical attributes may provide advantages, it is important to remember that each person's journey is unique, and successful rehabilitation requires the expertise of medical professionals, a well-designed treatment plan, and the commitment of the individual undergoing the process. 👌👍🦵✌️

Have you done it ? If yes please share your experience

he looks more muscular tho

he exercises that's why

​@@legendgb1The gap between the top of his head in that before and after looks more than 6.5cm regardless. It's actually quite a noticeable difference.

Yeah its insane how much a small amount of height affects your appearance. Hence why girls go for taller guys on average, but where some shoe lifts and you’ll see the difference yourself

when we speak about hight one inch is noticable too

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Yess 😢

Yes 🙌🏼

#ShortKing ❤

@@Tchai-gx7sstechnically it is 2 inches shorter then the universal avarage but at the same time Most men around the world are 5.7 5.8 5.9. 5.10 so it's not exactly tall nor really short unless the person lives in places where everyone is 6.5 lmao

I am a 5'8 manlet and I feel great. The best thing about it is not being a 5'7 manlet.

Is this why you searched and commented on the leg lengthening video? To say how secure you are about being 5'7 lol cmon

It will fill completely on its own

Short legs = shifty in bball and good at dribbling in football because your centre of gravity is lower thats why messi dribbles so good because he has the perfect physique to do so :)

just do 3cm that’s still very tall

@@jjgiles4639is nosense all this trauma for 3 cm

70k euro

80000

work and save, get you a side business/hustle, so you can just save all of that money and don't go out buying expensive cars etc until after you get the surgery done

You can also get a medical based loan if you get your credit right, they have companies that will finance part or the whole thing

99%

Same I am 1.75 and will get 8 cm

@@422crown i am 1,84 and i hope to get 1,90

​@@lusquitaawhat for ?? XD Ur already tall

I'm 1,88 and i hope to be 2m after the surgery

Im 77 i would love to only get 5 cm

2 years brother

depends on your daily routine, doesn't it

Around 7 cm

6cm

Me too , I have same doubt

Good pointer, people with poor genetics or lacking athletic history should think this carefully.

Also because he only did 7cm. A lot of these guys be doing 15+ cm so it takes longer to recover

Lol if your a labor worker youd be a damn fool to get it

$40,000 for limb lengthning and $96,000 for quadrilateral

Only 3.5cm is a waste

Daaamn bro ,I'm 180 and still thinking about the surgery

Good height

You're average in the US but above average globally. Not bad at all.

@@gp2755 average height in USA is 5'9

Yeah of course

I think it is case by case thing. Depends on initial level of person's body flexability, athleticism, ability to recover and adapt to new mechanics, nutrition, work ethic during rehabilitation, etc.

if you do 15-20 cm you’re gonna look extremely disproportionate

@@stinkydognuts Owner did 20 cm and he looks perfect from 157 to 177 it depends on each person but 15 cm is safe limit beyond is risky

2k dollars

you might look weird if you go for too many cm

like your arms will look short

And in most places on earth it is very rare for 12 year olds to be 180cm

Bone marrow fills in shortly after the nail removal in most cases.

@@gj9157Have you gotten this surgery?

@@gj9157what happens in the cases it doesn’t? I’m curious

Impossible ​@@Kumari_44

Yes like the guy in the video, but it’s after at least 1.5 years or sth

​@@loia5tqd001wait really how is this possible if the metall is put inside of the bone no???

@@fan-8695inside bone cavity then they remove it

removed

​@@eduxosahow the f is it removed if it's inside the bone. Wtf???

80.000

@@Seth23dollars ?

20000eurus

It depends where you live, I am 175 but it’s below average in my country

Give it 2 to 3 years for it to fully heal at least

He cant! He will never run or jump properly again. Even in 3 years.

@@Kumari_44source? Your intuition? 🤡

@@Kumari_44tell me you didn’t watch the video without telling me.

@@--novus-ordo-secrolum-un--8820 i watched it fine. Dont get me wrong… this is the BEST recovery i have ever seen from this surgery. Hands down. But its still very obvious that he is not back to full athletic ability. I’d say maybe 60% of his running and walking. But you can tell that his actual explosive athletic ability is just not there in the same way it would have been. It may get better over time. But lets be honest, its not going to be 100% i doubt he’ll even be able to jump down from a 4ft wall with full impact without serious problems.

Is called privacy. He decided this

He is 24 years old right now.

​@@LiveLifeTaller I am 172 cm

How old are you currently

Same I'm 184 looking for 191

180 is enough this surgey is for short do you understand 150 cm or 160 cm not 170 and more

This is how you know it’s not about being normal or tall for some but rather it’s about being taller than everyone else.

@@johnguevara9512 in freedom units girls want 6 ft so 172-179cm is perfect to reach the idealized 6 ft

It is very significant,2 inches is actually what I'll love to get,smaller inches to gain smaller recovery time

What it goona help you with ?

dude, 172 is not short. get a hold of yourself and don't be an idiot

@@fighterinmkiwiscience3517what the hell do you think? Getting a girl dummy!

sorry to say but, it's very hard to get more than +10 cm

No way you are gonna get 20cm dude

15 cm is Ricky And 179cm is à good height

He didn't remove the rods, ... After that its natural

@@sreyasbiswas4479Bro wdym 1:40 Just accept that the surgery will limit your physical abilities

@@Maxxxim1the key word I feel is "limit" and limiting is not the same as destroying With dedication and just flat out healthy living (regularly exercising and stretching, eating healthy food and sleeping well to help your bone get what it needs to heal) you can live normally You won't be a juggernaut athletically but if it makes the people who do it overall happier then whatever

When girls do make up or get facial surgery anyone says nothing. When men do this surgery, everyone blames him. Double standard society.

He will NEVER jump normally again! Anybody who disables themselves with this surgey can kiss goodbye to their weight bearing & athletic ability! Oh they’ll be tall alright… a tall cripple. That said though, i will give credit where credit is due. This is hands down the BEST recovery from this surgery that i have ever seen. He deffo doesnt have full athletic ability. But his walking and running ability is easily at say 60% which is way better than any recovery i have ever seen. Maybe its because he only lengthened 8cm and only the thigh bone. People ive seen who have done 15 cm on both tibia and fibula combined still walk like disabled ducks even 3years post op. His results are no doubt remarkable.

@@Kumari_44why do you say never?

@@Kumari_44if it’s fully recovered why would you not be able to jump

​@@AS-qj5ehhuman body is not math

It’s not worth it his athleticism will never be the same

🙁 I wish so bad I could help but i’m saving for my own leg lengthening. Maybe after I get mine done I can help you

RERALY noticeable

Tall boots and some inserts and you're easily 6 ft.

@@CzaristMattUntil you take them off and you’re 5’7… had this same dilemma at 5’9. Wore inserts, realized how awesome being tall is, decided on leg lengthening surgery 😂

Do it if you want bro, it’s so liberating once you decide you’re getting it done

@@JakobFridfinnssonhow much did it cost you? and what would you say about drawbacks if any?? were you able to run, exercise, lift weights etc. again???