Professor Grey
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So basically, if I got limb lengthening surgery and went from lets say 5’8 to around 5’10.5, would my body naturally end up weighing more even if I kept the same body fat percentage and muscle distribution?
For example, naturally, a lean 5’10.5 guy with the same proportions usually weighs around 6 kg more than a 5’8 guy. So after LL, would my “normal” weight eventually become similar to someone who was born 5’10.5, or would I still carry the mass of someone who was originally 5’8?
One thing I think about is that I want to stay lean, but not be a fucking twink. If I cut down to the lean look I want right now, I’d probably end up around 61–62 kg, which makes me feel like lesser of a man and victim weight. An extra 5–6 kg while staying lean would honestly make a difference
For example, naturally, a lean 5’10.5 guy with the same proportions usually weighs around 6 kg more than a 5’8 guy. So after LL, would my “normal” weight eventually become similar to someone who was born 5’10.5, or would I still carry the mass of someone who was originally 5’8?
One thing I think about is that I want to stay lean, but not be a fucking twink. If I cut down to the lean look I want right now, I’d probably end up around 61–62 kg, which makes me feel like lesser of a man and victim weight. An extra 5–6 kg while staying lean would honestly make a difference
