Discussion 5'6 manlet takes personality surgery and grows to 6 feet
He is way more respectful to women on the right!
It's a commitment, but props to him for coming out on top (pun intended).
He also seems to have gotten rid of his bow-legged look. MAJOR props for that one. He can walk in any public beach or pool and simply just dominate and ooze confidence simply because of that.
So many risks involved with these types of procedures. You first need to break your thighs, then you have to literally spend a fucking year in bed, while you spend over $100K ($85K procedure, $15K+ for other shit like physical therapy and specialized doctor visits).
Wish there was an easier way to do this shit though. Fuckkk I HATE being 5'4.
He also seems to have gotten rid of his bow-legged look. MAJOR props for that one. He can walk in any public beach or pool and simply just dominate and ooze confidence simply because of that.
So many risks involved with these types of procedures. You first need to break your thighs, then you have to literally spend a fucking year in bed, while you spend over $100K ($85K procedure, $15K+ for other shit like physical therapy and specialized doctor visits).
Wish there was an easier way to do this shit though. Fuckkk I HATE being 5'4.
You cant just tell he's more confident at the right pic
ARTICLE FOR THOSE WHO DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH THE FUCKING PAYWALL:
New York Man 'Grows' Six Inches Through Surgery
Feb. 24, 2012 — -- At five foot, six inches, Apotheosis was shorter than the average American male and very unhappy about it.
So he did something other men who feel short might consider unthinkable: he opted for costly, painful surgeries to make himself "grow" a total of six inches.
"I realized that the world looked at me a certain way that I didn't look at myself in that certain way," said the 37-year-old New Yorker, who goes by the pseudonym "Apotheosis" in online forums and asked that "20/20" not use his real name. "I wanted the way I felt about myself and the way the world felt about me to be similar."
Apotheosis is one of a "growing" number of men pursuing limb-lengthening procedures for cosmetic reasons.
Dr. Dror Paley, a renowned orthopaedic surgeon at the Paley Institute at St. Mary's Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Fla., performed 650 leg-lengthening surgeries last year.
Most of Paley's patients have severe deformities or dwarfism, but he also sees cosmetic patients.
"The majority who come for cosmetic limb lengthening have what we call, height dysphoria. They're unhappy with their height," said Paley, adding that therapy has little effect on changing a patient's views. "It's one of the few psychologic-psychiatric disorders that you can actually cure with the knife."
That is precisely the reason why Akash Shukla, 25, decided to undergo the procedure. At age 18, the New Jersey man was devastated to find out that his final height would be 4'11 ½.
"I felt like my short stature was kind of causing a void inside me- an emptiness in my heart, if you will," he said.
And not everyone was encouraging.
"There are people that have said, 'just accept what God gave you. But, in some way, shape or form everybody is trying to alter what god gave them. If God gave kids crooked teeth, they get braces," said Shukla, who is now almost 5'2" thanks to the surgery.
But limb lengthening is certainly not like straightening teeth.
Only a few doctors, including Paley, perform the procedure in the United States.
Surgeons break the leg bone in two and implant a state-of-the-art telescopic rod into the middle of the broken bones which then pulls the bone apart very slowly, about one millimeter a day.
New bone grows around it and tissues like the muscle, the nerves, the arteries, and the skin, regenerate as well.
At about $85,000, the procedure is expensive and the process lengthy. It takes at least three months to complete it and it requires demanding and excruciating physical therapy.
Apotheosis is still in recovery and he does not want to go public even though this is his second surgery. "I am still lengthening right now and there could be further complications and I don't want to talk about it successfully until it's been successful."
But he is candid about his leg lengthening journey on www.makemetaller.org, an online forum for people interested in the procedure.
"I am not telling anyone they should do this surgery, but I am laying out my experiences and the risks that I have taken and the successes that I have had and let people make their own decision," he said.
Many go to the site looking for advice on doctors, often foreign, as the cost for the surgery could be less than half as much overseas.
Apotheosis traveled to Germany to have internal rods implanted and now he is the one responsible for controlling the lengthening, twisting his legs back and forth to extend the rod inside.
Despite the pain and financial burden, patients like Apotheosis say those few more inches of height can make a big difference.
"When I walk down the street a different person perceived differently by the world for the rest of my life, you know, I am who I want to be now," he said.
He chose the moniker Apotheosis, he said, because "it means to become godlike -- become the best you can be. It's a Greek word."
"And that's kind of what I want? And I am not trying to be godlike; I am trying to be the best me that I can be."
New York Man 'Grows' Six Inches Through Surgery
Feb. 24, 2012 — -- At five foot, six inches, Apotheosis was shorter than the average American male and very unhappy about it.
So he did something other men who feel short might consider unthinkable: he opted for costly, painful surgeries to make himself "grow" a total of six inches.
"I realized that the world looked at me a certain way that I didn't look at myself in that certain way," said the 37-year-old New Yorker, who goes by the pseudonym "Apotheosis" in online forums and asked that "20/20" not use his real name. "I wanted the way I felt about myself and the way the world felt about me to be similar."
Apotheosis is one of a "growing" number of men pursuing limb-lengthening procedures for cosmetic reasons.
Dr. Dror Paley, a renowned orthopaedic surgeon at the Paley Institute at St. Mary's Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Fla., performed 650 leg-lengthening surgeries last year.
Most of Paley's patients have severe deformities or dwarfism, but he also sees cosmetic patients.
"The majority who come for cosmetic limb lengthening have what we call, height dysphoria. They're unhappy with their height," said Paley, adding that therapy has little effect on changing a patient's views. "It's one of the few psychologic-psychiatric disorders that you can actually cure with the knife."
That is precisely the reason why Akash Shukla, 25, decided to undergo the procedure. At age 18, the New Jersey man was devastated to find out that his final height would be 4'11 ½.
"I felt like my short stature was kind of causing a void inside me- an emptiness in my heart, if you will," he said.
And not everyone was encouraging.
"There are people that have said, 'just accept what God gave you. But, in some way, shape or form everybody is trying to alter what god gave them. If God gave kids crooked teeth, they get braces," said Shukla, who is now almost 5'2" thanks to the surgery.
But limb lengthening is certainly not like straightening teeth.
Only a few doctors, including Paley, perform the procedure in the United States.
Surgeons break the leg bone in two and implant a state-of-the-art telescopic rod into the middle of the broken bones which then pulls the bone apart very slowly, about one millimeter a day.
New bone grows around it and tissues like the muscle, the nerves, the arteries, and the skin, regenerate as well.
At about $85,000, the procedure is expensive and the process lengthy. It takes at least three months to complete it and it requires demanding and excruciating physical therapy.
Apotheosis is still in recovery and he does not want to go public even though this is his second surgery. "I am still lengthening right now and there could be further complications and I don't want to talk about it successfully until it's been successful."
But he is candid about his leg lengthening journey on www.makemetaller.org, an online forum for people interested in the procedure.
"I am not telling anyone they should do this surgery, but I am laying out my experiences and the risks that I have taken and the successes that I have had and let people make their own decision," he said.
Many go to the site looking for advice on doctors, often foreign, as the cost for the surgery could be less than half as much overseas.
Apotheosis traveled to Germany to have internal rods implanted and now he is the one responsible for controlling the lengthening, twisting his legs back and forth to extend the rod inside.
Despite the pain and financial burden, patients like Apotheosis say those few more inches of height can make a big difference.
"When I walk down the street a different person perceived differently by the world for the rest of my life, you know, I am who I want to be now," he said.
He chose the moniker Apotheosis, he said, because "it means to become godlike -- become the best you can be. It's a Greek word."
"And that's kind of what I want? And I am not trying to be godlike; I am trying to be the best me that I can be."
That is one hell of improvement. Thats the shit , that raises a mans SMV, not some dumb redpil or bluepill faggy advice e.g. spin plates or get a haircut or be nice. You need to become taller and/or get a better lower third. Thats just how it is if you want to become a attractive male.
From what I just posted, fucking hell the last quote hit me.
See you FUCKING foids? Foids like you made him do this fucking shit. He's not trying to take over the world. He just wants to improve HIMSELF so he can get to the baseline amount of respect all humans (and I mean, ALL humans, INCLUDING US), deserve.
If it wasn't for putting down short men and making us incels and angry, then we wouldn't be in this position, would we?
Fucking society and foids.
See you FUCKING foids? Foids like you made him do this fucking shit. He's not trying to take over the world. He just wants to improve HIMSELF so he can get to the baseline amount of respect all humans (and I mean, ALL humans, INCLUDING US), deserve.
If it wasn't for putting down short men and making us incels and angry, then we wouldn't be in this position, would we?
Fucking society and foids.
I’d never do this tbh, after I watched that one South Park episode where Kyle plays basketball and his legs are so thin that they snap when he hits the ground... it just disturbed me too much
Or get a bigger cock.
Hopefully the crispr gene therapy will one day allow dickcels to increase their bulk or length and essentially acquire their own designer cock painlessly without any surgery.
View: https://youtu.be/KXmU1Z8PNXk
I would never get LL even if I was 5'3.
Based as fuck
Toilets: "Incel on the left,please kill yourself".
D
I'm pleasantly surprised. That's an amazing job. He looks much better now. Damn manlets(below 5'7) should consider this. Unfortunately it's too risky and expensive. Id rather fuck 1000 hot escorts with that money.
enjoy daily pain for rest of your life
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/short/comments/h0l3lq/my_little_brother_45_and_i_40/
how many ricecels do you think she rejected for not being tall enough
with six more inches i could be 5'9. a few more inches from lifts and 5'11-6'0. it's happening
except this of course:
except this of course:
100%. Lol at paley calling “height dysphoria” a psychological disorder. I’m sure he’s blackpilled and just saying that to be PC/not offend anyone by blackpilling them.
his SMV objectively spiked. Lucky fucker still has good proportions even after adding 6” to his legs. This surgery will actually get him a gf if he didn’t have one before. No doubt about it. ITcels will attribute it to his new confidence.
still a shady personality, when its true what in the first reddit comment is written and linked.
Personality = Face X Height
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Ya even if girls don't think this will change their mind, once he shows up in real life, now standing taller than their boyfriend they will want the bigger man.
Damn it imagine the pain. The things we do to get respect.
surgery is a legit ascension strategy. Amazing how some plastic surgery can turn a toxic personality manlet into a god tier personality tallfag
Imagine paying for leg lengthening surgery and still being a manlet after
JFL at tall Irishman, too much Viking and Norman blood in them. I am a true Celtic manlet
I need this surgery
Height doesn't matter they said
1..2 years in chronic pain + possible complications for the rest of the life.
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