Would someone ever be able to do MMA after leg lengthening surgery

[Deleted member 17829]

Would someone ever be able to do MMA after leg lengthening surgery

People think ur crippled after LL but everyone goes back to normal tbh. Just maybe like 90% mobility stuff worst case scenario. But surely could get it to 100% with a good stretching routine etc

Look at Conor mcgregor, he snapped his shinbone in half and now he’s going back to MMA to compete against the heaviest kickers in the entire world

So why couldn’t some LL patient do MMA?

The only thing I can think of is cos the tendons and nerves are stretched already so maybe that effects it somehow? Idk

 

[Deleted member 17829]

you have black skin

 

[Catawampus]

Jfl no, a bone snapping and healing back is not the same as bone being cut and lengthened with metal rods

 

[Looks234]

No one here has and will get LL jfl

 

[Deleted member 17829]

Jfl no, a bone snapping and healing back is not the same as bone being cut and lengthened with metal rods

why not

 

[Deleted member 17829]

No one here has and will get LL jfl

I will get it or die trying

 

[Deleted member 21244]

No one here has and will get LL jfl

What about RichCels?Did they not get it? How much does it even cost?(too bored to google it)

 

[Deleted member 21244]

What about RichCels?Did they not get it? How much does it even cost?(too bored to google it)

I just googled it. It costs around 85 000 USD

 

[BigBundaSlapper]

I just googled it. It costs around 85 000 USD

It can cost as low as 16k depending on method and location

 

[incel194012940]

It’s hard to know if you can get “100%” back.

It’s talking about potential, not function.

So a lot of people, after LL, because they now train legs every day, have more function than they ever did, but an unknown amt less than theoretically possible before surgery