Spine lengthening through surgery

[Memeito]

I've read that you can gain some height through various exercises that stretch the spine and stimulate the intervertebral discs to thicken, some supplements can do the same thing, and this idea suddenly popped in my mind: what if we would replace all the spinal discs with thicker artificial versions? There should be an increase in the total length of the spine, and disc replacement surgery already exists if the discs are damaged or worn out. I was thinking of replacing all the discs with an artificial, sponge like material that would absorb water from the body and gradually thicken, lengthening the torso gradually.
Do you think my idea is feasible, btw, I'm not a doctor or anything like that...

 

[Deleted member 2846]

cope

 

[Alibaba69]

you realize the spine is basically an extension of your brain. you ain't going to put artificial discs in your spine without fucking urself up

 

[Deleted member 3073]

you realize the spine is basically an extension of your brain. you ain't going to put artificial discs in your spine without fucking urself up

He is already in absolute desperation

 

[Memeito]

you realize the spine is basically an extension of your brain. you ain't going to put artificial discs in your spine without fucking urself up

Disc replacement already exists, and the discs don't touch the spinal cord anyway. I studied some more about artificial discs and apparently they are pretty complicated devices, I am sure however that a version that slowly expands can be done, I don't know however how to test, patent or sell my idea, where do I even start??!

 

[Golden Glass]

@Memeito

This is hypothetically doable; but no one has done it yet, as far as I know. Here’s a thread I made about it:

https://looksmax.org/threads/leg-le...ck-1-2-inch-gain-seriously.47304/#post-847211

 

[Alibaba69]

gigacope not going to work and guess the price?

 

[LowTierNormie]

@Memeito

This is hypothetically doable; but no one has done it yet, as far as I know. Here’s a thread I made about it:

https://looksmax.org/threads/leg-le...ck-1-2-inch-gain-seriously.47304/#post-847211

I read somewhere that a surgery similiar to these one has been performed on people with serious back injuries and problems, but the height increase was not taken into account, so it's hard to know if it could be performed just for aesthetic purposes.