A heavy cosmetic surgery operation to which the German model Theresa Fischer succumbed. On her Instagram account, she shares photos of her new legs, which are 14 centimeters longer. An operation that is not without danger.
There is sometimes a great love affair between celebrities and cosmetic surgery. Whether they are men or women, and whether they operate in fields such as cinema, song or even modeling, many personalities have at least had recourse to the scalpel. And if the stars often set the fashion, they are also aware of trends in cosmetic surgery.
While surgical operations aimed at retouching his buttocks were on the rise for a while, more and more stars are succumbing to the technique of bone lengthening to gain a few centimeters. This is particularly the case of Theresia Fischer, a German model, who unveiled her new pair of legs to her subscribers. Instagram. The one who made herself known to our neighbors after her appearance on the show Germany’s Next Top Model, displayed herself proudly on social networks a few months after her operation.
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14 centimeters more
The top model is pleased with the centimeters she was able to gain after undergoing bone lengthening surgery, a cosmetic surgery technique which consists, as its name suggests, of lengthening the patient’s bones. “My legs are now 116cm. Today, everything is completely ossified again! I’m in great shape again, I can play sports. Finally, I feel good in my body”writes Thersia Fischer in the caption of the publication instagram in which she reveals her new legs.
While she was 1m70 when she started her modeling career, the top model is proud to measure 1m84 today. Thus, after undergoing a bone lengthening operation, the young woman gained 14 centimeters in leg length. An expensive and not without danger operation which consists in cutting the bone of the tibia or the femur, before inserting a telescopic rod there which lengthens by one millimeter per day. Over time, the bones consolidate.
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Although it is popular in Southeast Asia in particular, this cosmetic surgery operation presents health risks. “The risk with these operations is that the limbs, vessels, nerves, muscles and ligaments do not follow. It’s still not trivial, it’s an extremely heavy operation »explains Catherine Bergeret-Galley, president of the French Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (SOFCEP) to our colleagues at Parisian.