Are you desperate to increase your height? If you’re not happy with your height, you’re not alone. Many people in the world today are dissatisfied with their height. There are several ways to make someone look and stay taller. Despite every possible effort they make to look taller, they remain unhappy with their stature.
Some may think about height surgery to increase height. Unfortunately, this isn’t a clever decision. There are lots of risks involved when you undergo this height surgery. Along with the very high cost, long recovery time, and considerable pain, there are a plethora of complications that can occur after the height surgery is completed.
First, let’s backtrack a little and talk a bit about how bones work. When we are infants, many of our bones consist of cartilage and don’t ossify until we grow older and they fuse into solid bone. During puberty, cartilage growth plates located on the ends of our longer bones are part of what causes our growth spurts as we grow.
How does the height surgery work? Basically, your bones are broken. Metal plates keep your bones still, with a gap between. Gradually, your bones grow to fill the gap, which results in an increased height.
However, there have been countless instances of complications as a result of using height surgery to increase height. These include limb paralysis, bone twisting, bones breaking, nerve damage, and worse.
In addition to this, having the height surgery to increase height done at all can be immensely complicated. There are few doctors who are certified to perform it. As the height surgery is very, very expensive, finding such a doctor and making the travel preparations to have the height surgery performed will only make an already financially crippling process even more costly.
In the long run, it’s better to try safer alternatives instead of height surgery to increase height. You can do this by performing certain exercising. Besides lengthen your bones, it also will strengthen your muscles and give you a more slender look, thus helping with the impression that you’re taller. Complimented with solid colored clothing or pinstriped outfits, you can create a convincing illusion.