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Posted on Sep 27, 2015, 8:29 pm
#681

Quote from: ansh kaka on September 27, 2015, 08:50:24 AMK but you tell me m I perfect  189.34 height m 20 year old.. Inseam 37 and hip to foot leg is 107...I am uncomfortable for standing... Leg femur is around 48,tibia 42... U only say I am okay or m different from other please anwser me long and tell me

It's difficult to answer that type of question on a forum. Best thing to do is make an appointment with an orthopedic specialist.

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Posted on Sep 28, 2015, 3:06 pm
#682

im doing LL right now and we're about the same height and we are using an external device which is the longest time, im at 4cm and my original goal was 5cm.

however i have been thinking on doing 6cm now, how do you feel about the time it took to do 6cm, do you regret it and wish you did 5cm, if 7cm was an option for you would you take it, or at the end did you feel that you had spent enough time doing this and woudn't want to do 7cm.

i can only do 1 LL due to my wingspan so i guess our positions may be a bit different.

did you find out your tibia and femur bone length, if i do 6cm my femur would be 3cm longer than tibia.

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Posted on Sep 28, 2015, 9:34 pm
#683

I also have a question Kilo: how significant is a 6CM increase in height, and how noticeable is it?

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Posted on Sep 28, 2015, 11:35 pm
#684

Quote from: microman on September 28, 2015, 03:06:23 PMim doing LL right now and we're about the same height and we are using an external device which is the longest time, im at 4cm and my original goal was 5cm.

however i have been thinking on doing 6cm now, how do you feel about the time it took to do 6cm, do you regret it and wish you did 5cm, if 7cm was an option for you would you take it, or at the end did you feel that you had spent enough time doing this and woudn't want to do 7cm.

i can only do 1 LL due to my wingspan so i guess our positions may be a bit different.

did you find out your tibia and femur bone length, if i do 6cm my femur would be 3cm longer than tibia.

if I had thought to myself that I'd more realistically expect 2 months per cm in cages than 1.5 months per cm, I more than likely would have chosen LON. I'm not sure how Dr Mitkovic's external device's feel, but having the cages on my legs for 12 months really sucked some days and always sucked at night. As it is with external fixation time, I wouldn't have pushed to 7 cm even if Dr Parihar told me that I could. Started to feel like my soft tissues were having a hard time a little after 5 cm, but I pushed to 6 cm just because mentally it felt good to be at the 170 cm mark.

Tibia length post op is 37.5 cm and femurs are 43.0 cm.

Quote from: Uppland on September 28, 2015, 09:34:38 PMI also have a question Kilo: how significant is a 6CM increase in height, and how noticeable is it?

It made a big difference, both in how I perceive myself now and in how others view me. Also with some practical things, like shopping for pants. I think aesthetically I look better than before since I was very stocky for my height to begin with and probably looked a bit silly. A lot of people who know me prior to surgery remarked that I look really good now and saw the difference right away, and those who haven't seen me in a while have said something along the lines of "Something's different about you..." I haven't been called out over my height yet in conversations since I've been back either. That may change since I'm still below average height here, but I think it will happen with less frequency than before.

Not entirely sure, but it's probable that if you increase your height 6 cm it will be less instantly noticeable than when I did it. I think the shorter the starting height, the more obvious the change will be. But going from 5'10 to 6'0 mark should definitely have a social benefit.

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Posted on Sep 29, 2015, 3:07 am
#685

okay thanks, i hardly feel anything with the mitkovic device, the typical gain with 15 or so mitkovic diaries is 7cm so i guess i answered my own question.

i will get mitkovic to feel how tense my soft tissues are soon and he can advise.

thanks

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Posted on Oct 7, 2015, 9:57 pm
#686

Wow you look really good and your walk seems normal. Considering that you have an I/H ratio of  47% how do you feel with those longer legs of yours now? Does it effect any of your movement and depth perception? Also how do you fit clothes now; are you much more conscious about how you look in general? How do you think you'd look like with a suit?

My curiosity is kicking in because I'd also end up with a 47% inseam to height ration after 9-10 cm increase in both segments which is my goal. Thanks   

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Posted on Oct 9, 2015, 12:56 am
#687

Quote from: Alu on October 07, 2015, 09:57:03 PMWow you look really good and your walk seems normal. Considering that you have an I/H ratio of  47% how do you feel with those longer legs of yours now? Does it effect any of your movement and depth perception? Also how do you fit clothes now; are you much more conscious about how you look in general? How do you think you'd look like with a suit?

My curiosity is kicking in because I'd also end up with a 47% inseam to height ration after 9-10 cm increase in both segments which is my goal. Thanks

I got used to walking pretty fast, but going upstairs and especially downstairs still feels kinda weird to me. Not quite used to the change there yet and I walk stairs a lot slower. I had to do a lot of clothes shopping since the lengthening because not only did I get taller, but I went down from 212 lbs to 173 lbs so I had to find slimmer fits. Shopping got easier for me since I could finally go in the adult jeans section and get pants that didn't require hemming to be worn properly.

I don't think 47% really looks long legged so you'll probably look normal with the same percentage. I looked at some threads on inseam to height ratio, mostly on biking forums, and it seems within the average range.

http://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=246447

http://forums.soompi.com/en/topic/244813-the-real-leg-percentage-calculation/

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Posted on Oct 9, 2015, 3:47 am
#688

Yeah I guess so. I don't by any means look freakish with 44%, the thing is it's so normal to be that I do have my doubts with what 47% could look like. So you saying that is really reassuring for me in many regards. I just want to make sure I get the very clear perspective of what 47% feels and looks like before I jump on that train. If you have anything else to add about how's it changed you that would be appreciated No More Mal-Kahn-Tent - External Tibias - Dr Parihar

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Posted on Oct 29, 2015, 10:58 pm
#689

wow this is soooo funny

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Posted on Oct 30, 2015, 12:35 am
#690

^Which part?

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