Is it possible to do the surgery overseas where the cost is cheaper and follow i

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Follow up in the states ?.
I live in USA. Here the average cost is 200k to get both femur and tibia done with precise.

But let say I get it done in Vietnam or India where the cost is cheaper but follow up here in the states?
Wondering if anyone done this to spread the cost.

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In India and Vietnam they're pretty much only inexperienced surgeons, in turkey the story is almost the same. However they're still surgeons like Dr. Giotikas (Greece), Mustafa Uysal, and Metin K that have decades of experience and cares about the global safety standards. Here cost with everything with Precice your're looking to shell out about 50000 - 60000 dollars. You could also do the LON method however that should only be done if your budget is very low and you live in a country where it will take you forever to safe up for precice. That will cost you about 35 dollars in total with all expensives.

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some credited drs. outside usa
dr. mustafa and kukukaya...(dont remember exactly) in turkey
dr. birkholts in south africa
dr. betz in germany
dr. lee in korea

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I've been hearing really good things about Dr. Giotikas in Greece. Would love to know how much are his rates, if you can share that information. Thanks in advance.

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living in US, and booked a surgery with Dr.Lee in Korea

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Agreed with LovingLongLegs except Dr Betz. He tends to overlengthen almost every patient while forgetting to cut the IT band, so I would avoid him.

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Quote from: DanishViking on September 15, 2023, 06:53:32 PMAgreed with LovingLongLegs except Dr Betz. He tends to overlengthen almost every patient while forgetting to cut the IT band, so I would avoid him.

Betz is retired and dr. peter thaller is also a good option in berlin, Germany.

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this is probably standard . im currently doing it in vietnam. just have to look for accommodation and food stuff and therapy stuff. what really fits you. as for surgery type i recommend precice 2 for ease of complications and not have to move around with some heavy equipment with lon. cleaning pin sites and all that is alot of work too.