Chance of being botched by Halil Buldu as a Turkish citizen?

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would he be more careful operating a turk since the legal process would be easier in a case of failure?

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Stupid question man. No one could know.

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Quote from: way2short on October 08, 2024, 04:01:46 PMwould he be more careful operating a turk since the legal process would be easier in a case of failure?

70% you get crippled the other 30% future complications. So 100% a bad idea.

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Quote from: sxxa on October 10, 2024, 01:45:11 PM70% you get crippled the other 30% future complications. So 100% a bad idea.
Based on what?

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Quote from: way2short on October 10, 2024, 01:48:44 PMBased on what?
Based on they are a scam butcher company which reputable doctors like Paley advice to avoid. I'm not stopping you, you could end up in a wheelchair for all I care, but I do care about people who fall into their publicity. Unaware victims, if you after all the things posted on this forum decide to go with them, go ahead. But I will keep talking crap about them.

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Doctors from Turkey have bad opinions. They will lengthen the bones too quickly and too much. The number of problems is much greater than with doctors from Europe or America.

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Of course, Turkish doctors are big competitors in the world, so stop being jealous and mind your own business.