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Limb Lengthening Surgery => Limb Lengthening Discussions => Topic started by: billsmafia on April 14, 2021, 08:53:35 AM

Title: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: billsmafia on April 14, 2021, 08:53:35 AM
What is most common to be undetected and natural? 8cm+ always looks un-natural for femur.

Is 5cm usually un-detectable?
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: Ak95 on April 14, 2021, 09:00:30 AM
I think 5 cm Looks Good on femur. In my opinion 8 cm Looks weird because the tibia will be to Short
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: BelowTheMean on April 14, 2021, 04:12:04 PM
5-6cm is where the femur to tibia proportion starts to look abnormal when you're nked.
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: las vegas baby on April 14, 2021, 05:28:09 PM
5-6cm is where the femur to tibia proportion starts to look abnormal when you're nked.

were you not concerned when you crossed this and reached 8cm?
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: billsmafia on April 14, 2021, 05:40:45 PM
5-6cm is where the femur to tibia proportion starts to look abnormal when you're nked.

Is it harder to determine proportions when you see yourself every-day in the mirror when doing lengthening?
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: 6CMFemurs on April 15, 2021, 01:01:50 AM
At 6 extra CM on my femur, I think I look perfect proportionally. It's hard to really tell where the "upper-body" ends and femur begins, even if you aren't wearing clothes. Honestly, nobody in the world except people on this page even think about the femur-tibia ratio. I do think an absurd amount of tibia lengthening with no femur lengthening could look a little bit odd though.
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: L8GrowthSpurt on April 15, 2021, 02:07:14 AM
At 6 extra CM on my femur, I think I look perfect proportionally. It's hard to really tell where the "upper-body" ends and femur begins, even if you aren't wearing clothes. Honestly, nobody in the world except people on this page even think about the femur-tibia ratio. I do think an absurd amount of tibia lengthening with no femur lengthening could look a little bit odd though.

I can’t judge from the surgery obviously since I haven’t actually done it but I agree that virtually no one is focused even a fractional amount as much as persons on this forum about skewed proportions. There are pretty significant variations naturally and 2 cm more (8 rather than 6 cm for example) on femurs would seem to be virtually unnoticeable by all except perhaps by the person who did the lengthening; just my 2 cents
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: Serilium on April 15, 2021, 02:34:07 AM
I saw a picture of someone posting their +8cm mockup, and i thought it was their natural proportions and that they wanted someone to make a mockup for them. Turns out the mockup was indeed the pic I was looking at and I basically did not even differentiate an 8cm lengthening from a natural human proportion

Proportions dont matter & arent as noticeable as much as ppl think
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: BelowTheMean on April 15, 2021, 03:20:44 AM
were you not concerned when you crossed this and reached 8cm?
It’s only noticeable if you look for it. I doubt someone who doesn’t know about LL can tell.

Is it harder to determine proportions when you see yourself every-day in the mirror when doing lengthening?

Yeah, that’s why I gave a range of 5-6cm. I thought my leg proportions actually looked way better than my natural proportions at 5cm. The extra inch is more important to me than the 1 in 1000 chance that my tibia:femur ratio is going to negatively impact me socially lol
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: billsmafia on April 15, 2021, 03:52:30 AM
I can’t judge from the surgery obviously since I haven’t actually done it but I agree that virtually no one is focused even a fractional amount as much as persons on this forum about skewed proportions. There are pretty significant variations naturally and 2 cm more (8 rather than 6 cm for example) on femurs would seem to be virtually unnoticeable by all except perhaps by the person who did the lengthening; just my 2 cents

For some it is obvious. Example is Germany model Theresa Ficher who got 8cm in femur.
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: 6CMFemurs on April 15, 2021, 04:16:20 AM
@Billsmafia: First of all, love the name! Second, the German girl looks unnatural because she poses for pictures that make are supposed to highlight femurs and make them look long. If someone who hadn’t done LL posed in an outfit, that exposed their entire thigh, the thigh would look unnaturally long. If you were totally clothed or conversely totally nked the thigh wouldn’t look long because it wouldn’t be highlighted.
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: RealLostSoul on April 15, 2021, 10:07:10 PM
For some it is obvious. Example is Germany model Theresa Ficher who got 8cm in femur.

https://www.instagram.com/theresiafischer/

judge for yourself. most photos look normal.

eg you can't tell anything in this one
https://www.instagram.com/p/CK3_fcbBffs/
Title: Re: At what CM does it become un-proportional?
Post by: houssamkarmouchi on April 16, 2021, 02:09:22 PM
bro we have the same height
how old are you :)