+15 cm more height with limb lengthening surgery #limblengthening #gettaller #longlegs #shorts

🔷🏩We, the team of Livelifetaller, Sedat Ilhan and Dr Halil Buldu consisting of physiotherapists, health consultants (who have had lengthening surgery by themselves), medical professionals, nutritionists, psychologists, a whole organizational team are at the patient’s side on his way before and after the operation. With over 4300 successful surgeries, a team of experts, the latest technology and the most modern hospitalsare we are number 1 in cosmetic limb lengthening surgery worldwide. We operating with the following methods: Precice 2
Lon method.

Other orthopedic surgeries:
🔸Limb correction:
- Bow legs ( genu varum)
- X-legs/ Knock-knees (genu valgum)
🔸Limb discrepancy correction
🔸Rotation deformity correction
🔸Foot Ankle deformity correction

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[im.bugland]

Society: ahaha hes 5'5 so short!! What a loser 😂😂

Also society: noo why would he risk all the health complications to get taller!! He was perfect already 😢😢

[justamustachewithoutaguy]

Hi med student here hoping to clarify some misinformation..
So bones actually remodel and heal very very well, with no scarring within the bones at all if the cut edges are very well approximated. And yes it will always heal, have you seen a person whose skin never closes up? The catch is that it takes much longer, and building back up the strength of the new bone via calcium mineral deposits will take even longer(months/years?). Think about it, this process is no different from what a patient goes through when they fracture a bone.

So assuming that the surgeon did everything right and did not damage any neurovasculature, the only real problem is getting adapted to your new biomechanics and getting the newly stretched out muscles to acclimate to the new length through extensive PT(which I reckon people slack off on). It’s not unfeasible that these patients will regain all of their athleticism if they want to. There’s a reason why stuff like this is allowed, because it’s honestly pretty damn SAFE for how powerful of a surgery it is. “Do not harm”, do you think doctors are actually just knowingly crippling people so they can get sued to oblivion?

It likely is just an expensive surgery that works pretty damn well and changes the lives of people who are short beyond the expectations of society. You can be jealous, be angry at the guy for his insecurity, but at least be honest and admit that this surgery is freaking awesome especially since weight bearing fully internal rods/screws are an option now.

[aymen]

Stop judging him, I'm 1.8m and I thank god for that everyday but for some men who are 1.6m u can never know what that makes them feel within our society

[mcspraint]

nothing feels better than being 5'5" and watching this come true...
only short kings feel what Its like,

[zitronentee]

I will never sacrifice my mobility and flexibility just to look taller.

[djangogeek]

Wishing him a speedy recovery, once he gets used to his new legs and can walk with a swagger he'll be killing the game!

[lordtyrus]

I feel so bad for guys that feel the need to do this. The media is always talking about unrealistic beauty standards for women. Height is not a thing. If women diet and workout they can be attractive. For men, height, one thing they cannot change naturally, is the most important. As a 6'5" man I feel so blessed that I won the genetic lotto in this area, but for my short brothers out there, keep up the good fight, hit the gym and make you the best version you can be. And for all the Lizzos of the world whining about women's beauty standards...eat a salad

[lyft]

Short King to NBA All star
Also if you think this is just useless and pointless
There's a quote,
"Privilege is invisible to those who have it"

[kissesbabylove]

I see why he has gotten it done. Look at how many woman say they want a 6ft tall man. Ppl in the comments saying love yourself. But come on....we all know society defines beauty.

[jaxsmith]

He seems like such a positive and handsome guy. I’m happy he got what he desired :) Rooting for him!

[growingexperience]

As a fellow CLLer, I must say its the craziest transformation yet and everything’s documented since the beginning. I’d like to see you get to the normal GAIT stage. Rooting for you buddy!

[rockywalkie]

I aint gonna lie he looks better and in proportion to his upper body now... seemed like a painful and expensive procedure but I can see why he did it... he looks much better! It was worth it

[UntitledJAY_Q]

Man is genuinely happy about his height. Man cant wait to do this surgery

[andresleon]

+15 cm is crazy, that is even riskier

[xsoul]

Brother I am happy for you, only we understand how people treat us around 😔, i hope that you get perfect soon. Its worth it

[asapsinclair]

Like I have time to walk like this for 50+ days

[kismeteats]

Good for him. Well wishes and a speedy recovery 🙏🏾

[iluvcakes]

Good for him. Homie finna run it up with the women. Wishing you luck and prosperity bro! 🙏🏿

[ravensmansand]

Hope he has a full recovery! Because how he looking rn is ROUGH!

[jupiterjohnson]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾I applaud this brother! As a short king myself at 5’8! There are so many opportunities that weren’t afford to me of that of taller men! In my 30’s now and married! I most likely would not opt for it, but it’s good to know that future generations of men can have confidence and demand reciprocation in business and personal affairs with an added edge!