View: https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/hqgoes/a_patient_with_achondroplasia_dwarfism_before
LL added thirteen (13! holy shit) inches in height. 4 extra inches on each arm.
I know I posted a reddit post earlier about someone doing LL and posting about his experiences. I know dwarfism isn't exactly something that's extremely common on average, but if this is where LL surgery is going and advancing at this rate, then LL may be a possibility for millions of shortcels like me after all (I'm 36 though so there's no point for me but if you are like in high school and are 5'5 or some shit definitely think about doing LL).
One person in the comments said her dwarf sister got it and she experienced zero pain.
I hope this becomes a normal surgical procedure for millions in the future. You won't even need 13" like this woman for many of you, but if that's in the realm of possibility, that's uplifting news.
