Male student, 19
Congenital pituitary insufficiency; not yet in puberty at 19.
Before 1.34 mAfter 1.37 m
after 4 months of treatment
Published cases · with sources
Real growth journeys, with sources.
Rare endocrine cases published by the press, so you can check the original. Each result belongs to that person — they are not Cao 360° treatment results and not a promise.
Three published cases
Young man, 23
Pituitary insufficiency causing hypogonadism with hormone deficiencies; treated with hormone replacement and individual care.
Before 1.20 mAfter 1.40 m
after about 2 years of treatment
Man, 32
Anterior pituitary insufficiency with hypogonadism and growth-hormone deficiency; individualised endocrine treatment.
Before 1.26 mAfter 1.33 m
after 3 years of treatment
These are special endocrine conditions diagnosed and treated at medical facilities. Cao 360° retells them from public press sources; they were not treated by Cao 360°. People whose growth plates are closed do not grow longer bones from hormones, nutrition or exercise.
Adults
Why do some people grow after 18?
In some people with pituitary insufficiency or hypogonadism, puberty and bone maturation are delayed, so growth plates may remain open after 18. The physician reviews development history, puberty, bone age and specialist tests; treats the cause when growth is still possible; and monitors response and risks closely. Do not generalise from rare cases.
Cao 360° teen cases
Teen cases will be published only with family consent and with before/after measurements recorded by a medical facility. None has been published yet.
Every person is different
Start with your measurements; a physician will decide what the data means.
Message our teamNo promise of extra centimetres. Tool results do not replace a medical examination or diagnosis.