What causes sloping shoulders? Could surgery correct this?

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If you put a skinny mesomorph next to an ectomorph that lifts the mesomorph will look bigger. If anything shoulder width is more frustrating than height because having a small frame means you can hold less muscle than a mesomorph in the first place. Also people care more about arm length here and do AL. No one even notices your arms subconsciously. Having a small frame will make you look more disproportionate at a taller height, it just looks bad. Working out naturally won't compensate for a small frame.

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Quote from: doomsday on April 16, 2017, 05:58:06 PMso you want to get surgery coz you dont like the shape of your shoulder? You should go to psychiatrist. This is first world problem for sure.

We've heard it all here folks. First we had people who wanted to lengthen their legs, then pelvic lengthening. Now a guy that wants to do his shoulders.

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Quote from: RealTrump on April 17, 2017, 02:35:18 PMWe've heard it all here folks. First we had people who wanted to lengthen their legs, then pelvic lengthening. Now a guy that wants to do his shoulders.

Don't forget arm and torso lengthening.

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And dont forget iq lengthening

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Proving what we knew all along- this is a board for body dysmorphia. Changing your legs or your shoulders won't make any difference. I have sloped shoulders too btw, & so do plenty of attractive athletes. So be it.

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Quote from: vegeta24 on April 17, 2017, 01:13:54 PMIf you put a skinny mesomorph next to an ectomorph that lifts the mesomorph will look bigger. If anything shoulder width is more frustrating than height because having a small frame means you can hold less muscle than a mesomorph in the first place. Also people care more about arm length here and do AL. No one even notices your arms subconsciously. Having a small frame will make you look more disproportionate at a taller height, it just looks bad. Working out naturally won't compensate for a small frame.

The majority of tall men are ectomorphs and most of the times, especially if they are thin, they look close to skinny.
So it is not something rare for a tall man to look skinnier than an average or even short man.
So yes, arm lengthening is really unnecessary for at least 90% of llers who did even 2 lls but clavicle lengthening is a joke. Completely unnecessary and if your frame is small, it is still gona be small but with 2-3 cms broader shoulders. You are gonna look like a T.

Tall doesn't mean large body frame.
Of course a large body frame with a good height is ideal but there is no need to have the first to get LL. And of course it is a crazy idea to think that without clavicle lengthening (which for a good reason hardly any doctor does) you won't look good if you do LL.