I happened to look at the link and notice the woman in the really flexible pose. What is the purpose of that persay? Like does the surgery make you more flexible and able to suddenly do handstands, or is it a way to say if you get your legs lengthened, then a really flexible woman will totally be into you? I know these are supposed to be different images overlapping each other,but it looks suspiciously like the doctor is staring at her crotch while only PRETENDING to look at the xray on the sly.
I also notice she had no scars and I would have to imagine that would be a pretty hard pose for her to do from a wheelchair, crutches or hospital bed.
There is nothing sexier than metal pins and having your legs encased.
I kid of course...
Actually tons of people are interested in this topic and have been for years. I just wonder why you never said anything before now...because I'm gonna be honest with you, there aren't a ton of people coming here anymore. THAT much I know for a fact. One thing I do commend you for, you do have REAL before and after pictures. That is something noone else has.
So like...wasn't the time to not be elusive actually a long time before now? People tend to think of LL surgery as some medeival torture experience and have heard the horror stories....to be honest whenever I go to one of those LL sites or forums, I cringe and my legs start to feel weird.
What I am saying is....I think this would also be the time to dispel rumors and the mental image people get of LL surgery. I know you're thinking that people should go to LL forums or your site if they want to see, but for the most part...height seekers that do not want to go for LL surgery as their first option tend not to frequent LL forums as the people there sometime have sort of a reputation for being cold and close minded.
The faqs section is interesting to me. Especially the walking after the first day and the section on playing sports afterwards. I guess there have been vast improvements in the overall process and recovery time. Your website now is VASTLY better than the old one describing the surgery.
End of the day...do your thing. we're all about the same basic goal at the end of the day...so good luck in your goals involving the surgery and hopefully people can learn more about it and make their desicion based off that.
Btw, you're actually wrong about stretching....for some of us anyways. You don't shrink back down at the end of the day. I know you can easily in fact shrink back, and it does happen rather easier...but not THAT easily. Though of course..it takes a lot of work to get any height anyways...and stretching is just 'posture height' anyways. I"ll show you my medical reports proving it if you want.