Why I Refuse To Get Leg Lengthening Surgery (Even at 162cm)
Chadlet Maxxing · 1,801 words · 9 min read · EN-ORIG

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People act like leg lengthening surgery is this miracle fix. Just break your legs and boom, you're desirable. But I've got four reasons why I would never do it. First off, and I think this should go without saying, it's risky, insanely expensive, completely debilitating, and it hurts like hell. First, let's talk about the cost. Now,
from what I've heard, the price of leg lengthening surgery in a first world country runs anywhere from 80,000 to $120,000 for both legs just to get a few inches, maybe three to six at the absolute max. Now, there are people that say, "Oh, just go to Turkey or go to Mexico." And they have these sketchy,
unregulated cosmetic surgeons in these places. And I don't know about you, but I watched a YouTube documentary about cosmetic surgeons in Turkey, and there's a literal epidemic of Europeans and Americans going over there to get all kinds of cosmetic surgery and having a completely botched result. I mean, we're talking your face ruined forever, going
blind, and in the case of leg lengthening surgery, you might not be able to walk again. And if you think, "Oh, well, I can just sue and it'll make my life worthwhile," think again. Because those places, they are known to just shut their doors and go awall and never be seen again and then open up
under a different name a year later and you'll never find them. The Turkish government doesn't care. Even in first world countries with this surgery, it carries a pretty significant risk of failure. Now, I will admit that it has been proven in statistics that people who are taller earn more money over the course of their life. And every
additional inch equates to an extra like $2,000 a year. That's adjusted for inflation because the original study was done in like 2009. But if we're talking about spending $120,000 at a young age, putting you out of work for six months to two years even for both legs if you're doing them separately, having to pay for care or
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