Limb Lengthening Forum
Limb Lengthening Surgery => Limb Lengthening Discussions => Topic started by: a on July 22, 2020, 05:43:16 PM
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Are there any celebrities who have done this surgery? Like, I mean some of them might have done it and keeping it as a secret but are there any other ones who actually reveals their experiences?
Best Regards
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Henry Cavill looks like a man who made LL (short arms, long legs), but it may be his natural proportions
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Henry Cavill looks like a man who made LL (short arms, long legs), but it may be his natural proportions
Does the frame on his torso look like they belong to someone under 6'?
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There is a German model called Theresia Fischer who did ist
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tz.de/tv/gntm-2019-theresia-hatte-beinverlaengerung-aus-traurigem-grund-zr-11836281.amp.html
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There is a German model called Theresia Fischer who did ist
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tz.de/tv/gntm-2019-theresia-hatte-beinverlaengerung-aus-traurigem-grund-zr-11836281.amp.html
Which part of her leg did she lengthened?
She has no scars visible, also doesn't look like she had the surgery done lmao. A good proportion or i'm blind.
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I think she did femur but dont know where
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Which part of her leg did she lengthened?
She has no scars visible, also doesn't look like she had the surgery done lmao. A good proportion or i'm blind.
I looked at her Instagram. These photos show that her femurs are very long
https://ltdfoto.ru/image/JSIsk
https://ltdfoto.ru/image/JSJ1M
https://ltdfoto.ru/image/JSKPf
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Does the frame on his torso look like they belong to someone under 6'?
His torso doesn't look very small, but it doesn't look big either.
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Holy god.
https://ltdfoto.ru/image/JSKPf
This picture LITERALLY points out that she had the surgery done.
Thanks for the re-search btw. I also checked her IG but couldn't find good pics. You nailed it.
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Anybody know her pre-op ratio's?
I personally do not think her femur to tibia ratio looks aesthetically good.
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And that right there is one of the reasons I didn't do femurs. :o
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Anybody know her pre-op ratio's?
I personally do not think her femur to tibia ratio looks aesthetically good.
That's cos she did 8.5cm on femurs alone. She had her operation with Betz
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I don't personally think that 8.5 cm and 7 cm will make too much difference. Almost the same though, am i wrong?
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I think, in most cases, femoral lengthening by more than 5 cm makes tibias visually short.
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And that right there is one of the reasons I didn't do femurs. :o
You may be onto something here. However I think there is no one size fits all with this procedure and you have to think hard about what is right for you.
For example, for males who are in the 5'1, 5'2 range, I think gaining as much as possible from CLL will in general improve quality of life over the ratio + athleticism sacrifices (this is assuming a successful surgery with Stryde and a top doc). For those in the 5'5, 5'6 range I think this is not the case (imo).
If this model was 155cm-160cm and added 8.5cm on femurs, the aesthetics will be a different to what I would personally achieve.
For myself at 166.5cm I think a gain of 6.5cm is sufficient. It moves me from one height category to the next one up (imo) and if I can do that on femurs without having a strange looking ratio (like the model here) then I think it is the better choice vs. tibia.
It will reduce the time of lengthenting, hopefully reduce time of recovery and give a better chance of maximizing athletic performance.
I also thing body shape is important. Some people have a more "stubby" look and can look shorter even when they're the same height as a more leaner frame.
I remember seeing this on Mahboubian's before and after pics. Two guys went from 5'6 to 5'9 and although they both looked better, one in particular looked much taller due to his leaner frame.
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@bala: Why do u know that she did it with betz? Source?
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Here's an old article: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-australia-height-odd/politician-stands-tall-after-bone-breaking-surgery-idUSTRE53S6HM20090429 (https://www.reuters.com/article/us-australia-height-odd/politician-stands-tall-after-bone-breaking-surgery-idUSTRE53S6HM20090429)
Not a celeb, but a public figure nonetheless.
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Here's an old article: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-australia-height-odd/politician-stands-tall-after-bone-breaking-surgery-idUSTRE53S6HM20090429 (https://www.reuters.com/article/us-australia-height-odd/politician-stands-tall-after-bone-breaking-surgery-idUSTRE53S6HM20090429)
Not a celeb, but a public figure nonetheless.
Damn! You found something cool. I think i've seen some comments about how a female politician has done the surgery but couldn't find any articles and stuff.
Thank you.
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@bala: Why do u know that she did it with betz? Source?
My mistake. I read this Artikel " https://www.20min.ch/story/theresia-hat-sich-die-beine-verlaengern-lassen-651981156831 " and wrongly assumed she did her procedure with Betz. Unfortunately I can't modify the previous post because it is a quote
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There is a German model called Theresia Fischer who did ist
Recently stumbled across an interview of her where she talked about LL. Was kinda surprised she is mentioned here. She did 8.5cm femurs and her reasoning for it was very absurd, at least according to that interview.
Essentially, she said, "it wasn't a cosmetic surgery for me" but a way to overcome bullying trauma from high school. Interestingly, however, she was never bullied because of her height (she was pretty average height for females in Germany anyways) nor stated she had height dysphoria. She was bullied because she has an old man fetish that was present in school already (note her husband is like a 30 years older grandpa). To overcome this bullying experience, she decided to lengthen her legs, to "overgrow her problems"... Her lengthening experience was a painful one (according to her) but she liked the pain because it made her feel like she shrugged off her old self, like a snke that is skinning (her words, not mine).
In that interview and other photos, her proportions are quite normal and her functionality seems normal too.
This whole thing makes me wonder why the hell doctors even ask for a "psychological evaluation" in the first place. I bet people get declined for far more common things than that.
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I am more interested in Theresia's physical recovery more than anything. Are there any videos of her walking or doing booty workouts like all models do?
And most of the pics you guys linked are opening anymore. But looking at her pics on instagram she looks great and has good muscle tone. Her proportions look fine.
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Her femur tibia proportions are really Bad. The Femur Looks to Long
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I am more interested in Theresia's physical recovery more than anything. Are there any videos of her walking or doing booty workouts like all models do?
And most of the pics you guys linked are opening anymore. But looking at her pics on instagram she looks great and has good muscle tone. Her proportions look fine.
Her femur tibia proportions are really Bad. The Femur Looks to Long
Check out her instagram, the proportions don't look bad in legit all of her photos there. And in photos or videos taken from other people she looks normal too. This one pic is literally an illusion because her shirt is cut out at waist level and shows more of the upper leg (it's what runway models use to make their legs look longer).
About the recovery. She did the surgery 5 years ago and her model career started in 2019 so everything you see in that aspect is post op. She was on that show called "Germany's Next Top Model", you might want to check that out.
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I think 8,5 cm ist to much.
I see her Pictures on Instagram and the femur is way to Long.
Many People who did not know That she did this surgery, ask in the Chat why her femurs are so Long.
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In one Instagram video she is able to dance with her husband and stuff but her femurs look long.
In another one she is wearing very tiny shorts and her legs look weak and atrophied. And glutes are very weak.
I could not add links here, sorry.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv4OK4XDLD5/
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Holy this actually motivates me more than anything. Never mind the proportions, she actually seem to be able to adapt back to society normally and I doubt anyone will know it if she doesn't admit to having it done. Very inspiring!
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The femurs Looks so weird in this picture
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She looks mostly normal.
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https://media.apnarm.net.au/media/images/2018/12/15/imagev18f171094a9b23fd9ea4a3c5649a190a4-rodc1yvm6p9f0vgqgr2_t1880.jpg
Hajnan Bal who did 9cm on tibia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mRdWtrks_c
looks okay
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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv4OK4XDLD5/
I'm not gonna lie this is one hell of a bad photo choice, clothing, and pose to do after LL but the rest of the photos look absolutely normal. Not defending her or anything, I don't care about any of that but if you see something on the other photos you are just obsessed with something very subtle. Like the among us meme where one sees the astronaut figure in a trash can etc.
In my opinion, if you obsess about ratios too much you should never even think about ll anyways bc your natural body is proportionate. You wanna be significantly taller? you have to sacrifice that. adding 1.5 inches to your height via surgery is just too insignificant if you can achieve it with shoe lifts etc. IMO. The reintegrating into society part and regaining normal functionality is the actual important one.
And about the people hating, that's why you are not going public with this. cosmetic surgeries, in general, are looked down upon in society it is what it is. And this surgery is especially hardcore because of the nature of it. plus height neurosis is something uncommon and most ppl won't understand it because they aren't born in the life we are. If you have more problems about what some degenerates MAY think and cannot stand above it, you should consider doing it twice.
her legs look weak and atrophied.
Where do you see this btw? I think her upper leg muscles look actually a bit hypertrophied, in a weird way (maybe because of soft tissue release?). It's not too bad though.
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hmmmm we need more of people from the mentally "healthy" community doing this surgery and going public and less of depressed or mentally ill people. that model gal apparently has depression.
oh I hope that day comes when a top athlete, a rocket scientist, an astronaut, a charismatic successful CEO, a world renowned orthopedic surgeon come out for having did leg length surgery to simply improve themselves
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hmmmm we need more of people from the mentally "healthy" community doing this surgery and going public and less of depressed or mentally ill people. that model gal apparently has depression.
oh I hope that day comes when a top athlete, a rocket scientist, an astronaut, a charismatic successful CEO, a world renowned orthopedic surgeon come out for having did leg length surgery to simply improve themselves
I think this will be a rarity. you need unbelievable motivation to bring yourself to such an surgery. I think just optimizing yourself (a little bit) will not be enough, considering the consequences. For most of us, limblengthening is more than that.
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Michael Tschida, is a german model (not really a celebrity).
He went from 178 to 186 with betz femur.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uame5znQ_sI
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Michael Tschida, is a german model (not really a celebrity).
He went from 178 to 186 with betz femur.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uame5znQ_sI
He looks healthy and good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGNEiUrOnmc
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Yea he looks good, can't notice a thing
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https://youtu.be/pJTQFbNRtMM
This lady here too
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Michael Tschida, is a german model (not really a celebrity).
He went from 178 to 186 with betz femur.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Uame5znQ_sI
Very interesting to see a model do it, I know modeling requires these people to be between 183-191cm so he really hit the sweet spot with his lengthening. Though a lot of models simply just lie about their height, most are 1-3 inches less than their list height. But 178 is way too short for modeling to even lie about height, since they will make the models wear 32-34 inseam pants in most cases and L shirts.