This is the result of two difficult and risky operations, a six-year process and significant financial investments. , a German model, recently shared on her Instagram account her new figure after voluntarily undergoing a difficult and risky new leg lengthening operation.
Notorious for his size, the influencer began the process in 2016 with a first operation followed by a second in the summer of 2022. “8.5 cm + 5.5 = 14 cm”, proudly summarized to her subscribers by a young woman of 31 years old, whose legs are now 116 cm.
The femur is cut in half
But how to go from 1.70 m to 1.84 m? In accordance with Madame Figarothe intervention in question, especially indicated for people suffering from bone inequalities of the upper or lower extremities, or for children suffering from growth disorders, “Consists of sawing the femur in half to implant telescopic rods on both sides.” Secondly, this “gradually elongates, millimeter by millimeter, until the bone forms naturally.” The young woman says that today she no longer feels the pain associated with the two surgeries.
In total, Theresia Fischer would have spent at least €146,000 to get her dream size. In 2019, she explained that she had been harassed due to her perceived short stature following her participation in Germany’s Next Top Model, the German edition of a modeling competition that exposed her to the general public, which could have acted as a trigger for its decision.
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But explanations for his decision, which vary by publication, such as photos of his new legs, ended up infuriating some followers while others were shocked. “I am shocked by the fact that doctors do this without medical evidence. underlines one when the second adds: “Surgeons who do this should be banned from the practice.” The third abounds: “We must not allow healthy legs to be crippled.” “Such publications are the reason why children and young people should not be allowed to access the Internet,” another protests.
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