WHY YOU SHOULD GET LIMB LENGTHENING SURGERY, GH IS COPE. ONLY METHOD

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(Disclaimer:AI was partially used in this thread to find sources and studies, Other than this this thread IS original)

Growth hormone is cope, Don’t waste your time

Theres multiple threads debunking GH giving a height increase in healthy people, in summary if you don’t have a GH deficiency it will not work, Plus the side effects are not worth it, if you want more in depth explanation I’ve linked a thread below ⬇️

https://looksmax.org/threads/why-hgh-is-cope-and-will-not-work-for-you-hgh-users-gtfih.1887337/

Height Is One Of The Biggest Advantages A Man Can Have

People massively underestimate how much height affects a man’s life outside of just dating. Taller men are generally perceived as more competent, dominant, mature, and trustworthy before they even speak. This applies in school, work environments, social situations, and leadership positions. Multiple studies have shown that taller men are disproportionately represented in management and executive roles, and economists have even documented a measurable “height premium” where taller men earn more on average throughout their careers. A Swedish labor market study found that increased height was associated with both higher earnings and a greater likelihood of obtaining leadership positions. Another well known analysis by Timothy Judge and Daniel Cable found that every additional inch of height was associated with an increase in annual salary on average. Whether people admit it or not, physical presence changes how others react to you immediately.
https://www.researchgate.net/public...ncome_Preliminary_Test_of_a_Theoretical_Model

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/articles/200310/tall-people-get-paid-more

The Romantic And Social Difference Is Extremely Noticeable

Modern dating culture basically exposed how important height is socially and romantically. Dating apps made female height preferences obvious in a way people cannot really deny anymore. Taller men consistently perform better in dating studies, receive more matches, and are rated as more attractive overall. Research published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin found that women strongly preferred relationships where the man was taller than the woman. Another Dutch study found that taller men generally had greater reproductive success and were more likely to be in relationships.Even outside of dating, taller men are usually interrupted less in conversations, viewed as more authoritative, and treated with more respect in group settings. Two men can have the same personality, same face, same intelligence, but height alone changes the first impression significantly.

https://www.nature.com/articles/35003107

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Why Limb Lengthening Surgery Will Become More Accepted

This is why I honestly think limb lengthening surgery will become far more normalized over the next decade. Society already accepts cosmetic enhancement for almost every other insecurity imaginable including hair transplants, rhinoplasty, jaw surgery, veneers, LASIK, and fillers. Height is one of the few traits people still pretend “doesn’t matter” while simultaneously rewarding taller men socially, financially, and romantically. Obviously the surgery is serious and should not be treated lightly. It is expensive, painful, physically demanding, and requires months of rehabilitation and recovery. But for certain men, especially those who are significantly below average height, gaining even 3-5 inches can completely change their experience in dating, networking, confidence, and professional life. Going from 5’5 to 5’9 socially is not a minor difference, it changes the way people perceive you almost instantly.

“buh-but what if I get botched?” Not an issue.
Modern limb lengthening surgery is much safer than it was 15-20 years ago, especially when done by experienced surgeons using internal devices like the PRECICE Nail instead of older external fixators. But it is still a major orthopedic procedure and complications are not rare.
The important distinction is between:
  • minor/manageable complications
  • serious permanent complications (“botched” outcomes)
Most published studies report complication rates somewhere between 20-60%, but that sounds scarier than it actually is because many complications are temporary things like:
  • delayed bone healing
  • muscle tightness
  • nerve irritation
  • reduced flexibility
  • uneven gait during recovery
  • needing additional physical therapy
The Reality Most People Already Understand Subconsciously

At the end of the day, the reason discussions around limb lengthening make people uncomfortable is because they force society to acknowledge something most people already know intuitively: height matters a lot. It affects attraction, confidence, authority, perceived competence, and life outcomes in measurable ways. Being tall obviously does not guarantee success or happiness, but pretending it offers no major advantages is disconnected from reality. There is a reason taller men are overrepresented among CEOs, political leaders, actors, athletes, and men considered conventionally attractive. As surgical methods continue improving and becoming safer over time, more men are going to view height enhancement the same way previous generations eventually viewed orthodontics, hair restoration, or cosmetic surgery in general.
 
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should be water

height>>>>frame
 
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Yeah this is good if you need a significant height increase. There are other options if someone only wants 1-3 inches.
 
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L take L research.

Studies literally shows that it works

"The mean difference between treated and untreated children was 0.77 ± 0.4 standard deviation score (SDS) (approximately 5.5 cm). "

Same with here:
"The overall mean height gain was 5 cm (0.84 SD score) more in treated children."



and although height is extremely important, I don't think the ROI behind LL is really worth it.

So please do some research before posting and saying GH is cope.
 
L take L research.

Studies literally shows that it works

"The mean difference between treated and untreated children was 0.77 ± 0.4 standard deviation score (SDS) (approximately 5.5 cm). "

Same with here:
"The overall mean height gain was 5 cm (0.84 SD score) more in treated children."



and although height is extremely important, I don't think the ROI behind LL is really worth it.

So please do some research before posting and saying GH is cope.
The ROI for LL surgery is 100% worth it, people on the internet just fear-monger all kinds of surgeries. I’ve already attached a thread debunking GH height increases in healthy people and there’s many more like that.
 
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I’ve already posted a thread debunking GH height increases in healthy people and there’s many more like that.
I mean literature is saying otherwise so I think I'll trust it more than you.


The ROI for LL surgery is 100% worth it, people on the internet just fear-monger all kinds of surgeries.
And for that I mean not really you think about the recovery and everything. Let's just start with the price which is egregious alright like 150-200k for 5 cm... really? Might as well wear insoles. Then lets not even talk about the recovery which is insane.

If you could gain like 5 inches then maybe but like 2–3 inches I dont see the ROI
 
I mean literature is saying otherwise so I think I'll trust it more than you.
https://looksmax.org/threads/why-hgh-is-cope-and-will-not-work-for-you-hgh-users-gtfih.1887337/
Might as well wear insoles. Then lets not even talk about the recovery which is insane.

Heigh boosters are a short term solution to a long term issue, The recovery from LL isn’t as insane as you think it is either as I already discussed in my original thread if you actually read it. The only point I’d agree on is the price of LL, you can easily take out a loan and pay if off gradually so it’s not an issue.
 
https://looksmax.org/threads/why-hgh-is-cope-and-will-not-work-for-you-hgh-users-gtfih.1887337/


Heigh boosters are a short term solution to a long term issue, The recovery from LL isn’t as insane as you think it is either as I already discussed in my original thread if you actually read it. The only point I’d agree on is the price of LL, you can easily take out a loan and pay if off gradually so it’s not an issue.

The thread you sent me for debunk is dog man read it and its absolutely dogshit but wtv.

The Santa Cruz video is fascinating because he is saying something true, but there is a huge nuance. The studies are on females with heels and if you look at the inclination of the heels versus height booster and even the shoes boosters (which is really good because its the shoe insole which doesn't compromise you plantar angle) but if you look at angle of insoles versus angle of heels there is a big difference. (around 30-50° according to google) and we are at 12° for a 2-inch insole so its like at least the double for female. And even if GH is cope which isnt, you still have sooooo many other benefits. And to me it is outrageous to say that "the side effects are not worth it" But LL yes
 
The thread you sent me for debunk is dog man read it and its absolutely dogshit but wtv.

The Santa Cruz video is fascinating because he is saying something true, but there is a huge nuance. The studies are on females with heels and if you look at the inclination of the heels versus height booster and even the shoes boosters (which is really good because its the shoe insole which doesn't compromise you plantar angle) but if you look at angle of insoles versus angle of heels there is a big difference. (around 30-50° according to google) and we are at 12° for a 2-inch insole so its like at least the double for female. And even if GH is cope which isnt, you still have sooooo many other benefits. And to me it is outrageous to say that "the side effects are not worth it" But LL yes
It still has a similar effect, just not as extreme. Also you have absolutely no evidence against GH not being cope besides “it isn’t”
 
Also you have absolutely no evidence against GH not being cope besides “it isn’t”
IDK man I sent studies on GH in Non GH difficient kids

Id say:

You can argue that 5 cm isn't worth the money.

You can argue that the effect size is modest.

You can argue that it doesn't work in fully grown adults.

But saying it "doesn't work" is simply not what the literature shows.
 

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