You can do surgery, that is, break your bones again, then put them together neatly and fix them with steel plates, and then wait until they are long.

It's so simple to say, but because you've been growing for 8 years, the bone deformity has healed firmly and your bones are hard to break. In addition, there are more important nerves or blood vessels around, and the hospital may feel that the risk is too great.

Of course, perhaps better hospitals still dare to do it.

After doing it, you still have to leave obvious scars. Oh, you still have to be prepared.