Interview with David - Cosmetic Limb Lengthening Patient - Part I

[@mariamfayez3326]

Being 5 feet is really painful that people doesn't pity your pain and height is significant thing that make people depressed and frustrated

[@Lightyearfar]

Are you from India?

[@mariamfayez3326]

@@Lightyearfar from egypt

[@karimnourel-din-7412]

@@mariamfayez3326 تحيا مصر يا ولاد 🇪🇬☝🇪🇬

[@yanciwang1566]

I totally agree with you.

[@richierich1984]

Same situation... always the shortest (or very close) in the classroom - elementary, middle & high school - looked into hormone growth therapy when I was a teenager but my parents didn't like the idea because it was not crystal clear how that would affect my body so, didn't happen. Went back as an adult; growth platelets fused. To go from 5'5" to 5'8" sounds incredible.

[@karimnourel-din-7412]

@Rich Rotella , Ur Not walking alone , same here my family didn't accept the GH idea at all , although all my classmates injected reached +175 cm I'm confused start surgery or accept me

[@flash7308]

5'5 here with you.

[@izzynawchoo7413]

It’s so good to listen to this interview. Thank you

[@dacawone]

I snuck over to that hot-tub numerous occasions. Hilton Gardens Inn didn't have one.

[@maldives-joshuajoseph6032]

Dear Victor. Thanks for all your efforts to make people aware about limb lengthening. I know you have undergone limb lengthening. Talking about borns, i would like to talk about cartilage today. As an ENT surgeon, I have a feeling by looking at you that you have Septal Deviation. I am nobody to tell you, but it is worth consulting an ENT surgeon in your country. It requires an X-ray of the PNS (paranasal sinus), to confirm the diagnosis. If you do have it, you will require a small surgery to correct it. It could be done under local anaesthesia.

[@Cyborg4Life]

That's interesting you mention that as when I was in high school I broke my nose and never went in. I always thought maybe it was my Italian heritage that added to it

[@JB-so5gr]

Keep up the great work! Is everything okay with Al? I didn't get to see all of the two videos so I went looking for them the other day and realized they're no longer there?

[@Cyborg4Life]

Yeah we had to remove them for a bit but they'll be put back up. We spoke recently and he's doing well. He's going to come back on for an update video also

[@JB-so5gr]

@@Cyborg4Life Ah okay. Looking forward to seeing that, thanks

[@sepomushaukwa9006]

Loved the interview thanks for sharing your story ❤❤

[@puro9831]

The Paley institute is goated 🐐

[@rickc.3552]

The last I read, Paley required his patients to be there for the entire lengthening and consolidation process. That’s simply not feasible for most people. I wish he eased up on that requirement.

[@sachemofboston3649]

@@rickc.3552 he’s not going to ease up on that, that’s a big reason why his practice is so successful. If you don’t want to be there the entire time then go to a different surgeon.

[@cholewang1607]

Will David be back to share again? I want to know his recovery.

[@Cyborg4Life]

Probably not he seemed to phase back to normal life doesn't wish to be bothered

[@tasnimrahmanhridi4161]

Can you do a interview with a Chinese and Japanese doctor??

[@camillevidger2116]

Victor, i would like to get in touch with research on limb lengthening alternatives. How would that be possible?

[@Cyborg4Life]

You can contact me over on my website cyborg4life.com

[@team3gaming749]

Cyborg I have a question, is getting 8cm in your Femur worse than getting 4cm in your femur and 3cm in your tibia? I thought the entire posterior chain was linked so wont lengthening 8cm on the Femurs be equal to doing 4cm on the femurs and 3cm on the tibia, especially since the tibias recover worse?

[@Cyborg4Life]

Well one surgery is often better than two but if you're worried about proportions then the latter may be better. Tibias tend to recover slower but not always

[@team3gaming749]

@@Cyborg4Life The reason why I asked is because he said if you got 8cm you’re trading function for height, but he then went on to say he would get work done on his tibias if he wanted more height. Cyborg isn’t doing it this way with 2 surgeries more detrimental to function and the physical activities he mentioned he liked to do? I know he can make a full recovery but wouldn’t it be harder?

[@edwardh4976]

One more important question guys. Let's say I am a runner and I am able to run a 5k race in 20 minutes. After getting the surgery will I be able to get a similar time? Like is it POSSIBLE if I work extremely hard? This is my definition of recovering 100%.

[@averyjudgementalsoldier8303]

You will be able to recover. It’s going to take a Long time, though... Also would not recommend doing this if you’re going to be athletic. Because you’re going to have to learn how to walk and run again.

[@edwardh4976]

@@averyjudgementalsoldier8303 I am athletic but I don't aspire to be an athlete and I am not exceptionally athletic, only decently sporty. Should I be fine?

[@averyjudgementalsoldier8303]

@@edwardh4976 you should be fine.

[@bow-bow7083]

I wanna increase only 2 inches bro..pls help me😢😢 Is it safe to increase only 2 inches..? Am I free from compilations..? I'm completely down now.. pls help 😵

[@averyjudgementalsoldier8303]

Apparently it’s much cheaper in Russia, can you try to get an interview a surgeon from there, please?

[@averyjudgementalsoldier8303]

@T Ha do you speak Russian? Is it easy to learn? I might get it done in Russia, but I don’t understand the language and I don’t know if there any doctors there that speak English.

[@averyjudgementalsoldier8303]

@T Ha is the Health care there good?

[@averyjudgementalsoldier8303]

@T Ha can you convert 5000€ to $, please?

[@ERazesTheSkill]

@@averyjudgementalsoldier8303 6100USD

[@ERazesTheSkill]

@T Ha Where the hell do they do this in Latvia? Link it if you can

[@vy2255]

5’5.5 is not the 6th percentile it’s the 10th percentile. 5’1.5 is the 1 percentile for men

[@moneymindsetmatrix873]

I think 5'6.9 is the 10th percentile

[@edwardh4976]

Wait, Victor. I just found out that you live in Baltimore, Maryland. I am a pre-med student at Johns Hopkins and I am just right next to you, lmao😂 Will be taking a tour of Sinai hospital this fall.

[@Cyborg4Life]

Oh nice! I was actually there this weekend visiting a few lengthening patients at the HP house

[@thorfinn7063]

Hey victor just curious did you remove the messages between me and other users?

[@edwardh4976]

I reported the message and it got taken down

[@thorfinn7063]

@@edwardh4976 my messages?

[@edwardh4976]

@@thorfinn7063 No, from “LL crippled”😂

[@edwardh4976]

@@thorfinn7063 Sorry I got your message wrong

[@thorfinn7063]

@@edwardh4976 yeah it’s fine, that LL crippled guy really was trying to insult and demean people who want to be happy

[@6ix.tracks951]

Only 175 cm 😢 every one I know is like 190 cm I feel so short 😢

[@aksup4213]

I know a guy who is 6ft tall who feels short cuz his dad is 6’8. I honestly don't blame him

[@alexibarona5807]

I honestly wouldn't feel short at all if I were 6ft 183cm, and I'm not that far from 6ft being that I'm 179.9cm or 5'10 3/4 (practically 5'11"), but my dad and little brother are quite tall. Dad is 183.8cm or 6'0.38" and little brother is 6'0.5" or 184.3cm and easily gives the impression of being 6'1"/6'2". It does bug me a bit that I'm shorter than them. [Edit] actually I am far from 6ft 183cm being that I'm 179.8cm. 3cm is actually a big difference.

[@leonova5060]

Hold on are You guys talking about dr. Pili?

[@Cyborg4Life]

No Dr. Paley and team

[@Sora-o]

Really wierd I am also really short but I have never been shamed or told that I was short :/

[@Cyborg4Life]

You're one of the lucky ones I suppose lol

[@gregoarsa4790]

Can you drive a car after one or two months post surgery?

[@AtulPandolkar]

How old is he? 20's, 30's, 40's?

[@skepo22]

30ss i gues

[@skepo22]

Been short sucks, especially standing closer to girl and she is taller than u.

[@edxander7169]

How tall are you?

[@skepo22]

@@edxander7169 5’5

[@edxander7169]

@@skepo22 omG nuuuuuuu!!!!!!!! 😥🥺

[@motheryour1468]

Do people actually believe that Paley and Rozbruch are top surgeons and can guarantee good results? Pathetic

[@10cmontibia66]

Why not?

[@GojoTheHonoredOne9]

Pathetic? Oh how so ?

[@gametheoryoptimal8177]

Who the fuck are you?

[@edxander7169]

@@GojoTheHonoredOne9 OH MYYY that pfp really scared me!! 😢🥺

[@sosawful9044]

Limb lengthening. 30% of you coming out crippled and 70% of you coming out with severe loss of function, and people actually get this surgery LMAO

[@bigmanstevens592]

You are obviously the same guy with multiple accounts. Same poor sentence structure, all suddenly commenting at once, and all liking each others posts. I genuinely am so curious why this is what you are doing with your time.

[@edwardh4976]

@@bigmanstevens592 Not gonna lie. I have done that before.😅 Either he is trying to test people’s responses to insults or he just want to feel better of himself by insulting others

[@peterwellington7338]

@@bigmanstevens592 I’m not saying agree with this guy, but is what he’s saying wrong? It just seems like there is going to be complications

[@bigmanstevens592]

@@peterwellington7338 yes he actually is completely wrong, these numbers he is throwing out have no basis in reality. Being crippled from limb lengthening is extremely rare and I’m unaware of a single case of that happening from a well known doctor. There is a temporary loss of function of course but if you stick to your PT it is possible for anyone to make a full recovery. You have to put in the work. This surgery is very dangerous however if you go to some unknown, third world doctor trying to get as much money as possible. As long as you do your research and stick to the safe doctors and PT it’s not a particularly dangerous surgery.