Quadrilateral limb lengthening surgery with Precice and LON method, Femur and Tibia at the same Time 

Exactly 👌

for $85,000

but this surgery is dangerous as fk though

​@@jake9854 Is open heart surgery dangerous when it's the last resort to saving a person's life even if they wish that weren't an option? Isn't having breast implants and rhinoplasty (nose thinning surgery) dangerous as well? So why aren't you busy "convincing" all those people undergoing those surgeries? All surgeries are dangerous, what you didn't know that? This is about changing people's mentality because many are trapped in emotional trauma thanks to society constantly shaming individuals are different. You think it's the fault of the individual undergoing such a procedure because they choose to do what makes them happy? They know the risks. Like a mountain climber KNOWS the risks associated with such a dangerous endeavor. But they do it because they like it and it puts their mental thoughts in focus. Mental illness is a huge disease in the Western world. There's nothing wrong with "fixing" it. All "endeavors" begin with dangerous consequences until they evolve (thanks to some ingenious inventor/scientist) who advances the "original method" using more safer procedures and practices. I wrote that comment because overtime I believe surgery will become safer (I'm praying that it will) as we are very slowly discovering "non-invasive" methods that will do less harm than conventional surgery. Of course the advancements are incredulously slow, which is why I'm still in a state of annoyance, but hopefully we get there in time. Magically the Covid19 progressed technology speedily to where many fast-food chains are transitioning to automation. This to me gives me a strong belief that not too long, medical surgery will follow in the same steps. I'm scared out of my mind being operated by a machine, it just has to be tested millions of times to make sure no kinds of negative disasters occur. It needs at least a digital counter to reach the "millionth" usage if that's one idea to test for "safe usability". I hope my info helps you. I am a really pro-automation/futuristic-minded person lol.

Did RU-vid really just delete my reply to Jake when it contained no swear words? JUST WOW. That was a whole paragraph of free knowledge I was giving but apparently sending info out to people, especially if it doesn't contain links to other sources, is a huge no-no to their platform. This is a serious laughing matter.

@@nessie1668 well theres already the precice lengthen nail method. seems pretty standardized n advanced to me. but still doc still gonna have to drill a dozen holes through ur bone n muscle, homie. its gonna be painful as fk! theres gonna be potential nerve damage, limited flexibility, arthritis, lose of muscle power, bunch of other shlt. wrap ur mind around it when u go in. u went from a 100% healthy human to a sick patience man. other people do like heart surgery cauz theybaint got a choice cauz they gonna die if they dont

​@@jake9854 I haven't read the testimonials of people post-surgery, but yes obviously there will be complications. I am only thinking about the benefits after seeing the "success stories". Hopefully surgeons will invent safer methods that will prevent the negative factors, eventually. There's also risk of bone cancer due to uneven bone regeneration. I still want this surgery anyhow. The least I can do is wait to see the results of other patients and hope surgeons will correct those with future patients. I don't know, we'll see. We only live life once, and I'm already 30. I've been waiting 15+ years for a solution to my "below average" height. And it's getting really depressing how in 15 years times span, the technology is still stagnant as that of a century ago. Literally it is. I think the Lazarov method was at least a century's years old. Not sure, haven't delved into it.

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Not true

@@emajange380 it is true lol read through all the patients diaries that do LON they all regret it.

Yes absolutely precise is costly but worth it. Very less complications​@@Sora-o

You have to do x-rays every 3 weeks

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they keep mesuring the lengthening with xray every week or 10 days so they will know if you're lengthening more or having a discrepancy on each side, also the mechanism is done in order to rotate by 90° every turn

Pain is temporary, imagine after a few months you will have no pain on your leg or back, this should motivate you and there are a lot of people who are going through the same.

Used savings, took a loan, and maybe got funded by family, who knows

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7 Months ...

@@kshashankchauhan7549 Have you done it

you can walk earlier but you'll walk normally around after 8 months

Turkey

Dead

@@anandhuanil4724 That is not funny and absolutely disrespectful to say. Grow up and show some respect

@@anandhuanil4724 wish the same ur mom.

@@anandhuanil4724 you must be south Asian jealous peep

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18 months

6-7 months

6 months

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No

Ur dumb lol

6+8 is the maximum safer

Can we expect 100% recovery?

@@nlsuibangalore 100% is very rare, my squats have dropped back to body weight (1 year since surgery), i can barely sit and reach top of my foot, pre op I could reach 20 cm below feet...

@@JohnSmith-sj2dk thanks for replying brother..i have some more doubts 1- is the process really very painful 2- how much it cost 3- I am an athlete so can I get my running speed back after 3-4 years of surgery? 4- Are there any side-effects in your body after or during the surgery 5- iam 164...would you recommend this surgery to me? And at last.. can you please provide me the hospital and location.. where you did this surgery It would be really helpful if you reply to this😊

It was painful for me, lots of muscle in femur, hard to sleep with legs under tension (after 4 cms, I slowed to average of 0.66 mm per day due to tension pain), now 2 years later i cant run hard for long as my femurs are tight and my lower legs feel short and the cadence has changed, my left knee does not bend beyond 135 degree max, my right 140 degree (can still squat, but lean to RHS), being now average aussie height has meade me feel much more normal around my peers/kids/grandkids so overall i am not regretting, cost me personally all up 65k aud , but actual cost was more as i used a combination of insurance and 2 different surgeons in Spain/Aus i wont reveal surgeons names sorry. @@nlsuibangalore

Hello! We are located in Istanbul/Turkey

We don't know the hospital not posting anything.

Yes

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The medical safe zone is at 8 cm but if you have reached the 8 cm we will check your bone healing. Then we will check how flexible your legs (Stretching and Bending) are and how is your Achilles tendon and then of course your pain level. if all is well we can reach 9 cm. If everything is good at 9 cm, we can reach 10 cm.

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Don’t u offer cross lateral limb lengthening for height gain ?

whats the place? and how much?

LMAO 1.60 is nothing. Try being 150, then come back here and complain about your height.

@@nessie1668 You're 150cm?

@@gj9157 150 cm. You're saying you don't know what that is? OP has his own metric system wrong. 1.60cm doesn't even make sense yet you're here questioning me about my height 😂

@@nessie1668 No, I simply asked.

​@@nessie1668 Bro, under 175cm isn't life for everyone.

I agree however what do you gain from pointing it out it’s 2022….grow up

I guess it's around 6cm femur and 4 tibia, I heard you can do it twice. I won't advise doing it twice,only once