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Posted on Nov 16, 2018, 6:28 pm
#1

Hey everyone! I’m a 4’11 girl who is 27 year old. I am considering limb lengthening from Turkey, external tibia. Can tell me how difficult the process would be? How bad would the scars be? Besides the infection, external frames+ scar factor, is the recovery after say first 4 months with either precise or LON the same? My family is obviously not for the idea but I think I really want to. Also 4’11 is 150cm, can I do 3 inches ie 8cm. If I’m paying so much why not do 3. I play a lot of sports, how soon will I be able to get back to that life?

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Posted on Nov 16, 2018, 6:46 pm
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Yeah but precise isn’t weight bearing at all, LON is. So with one there is scars, but at the same time it’s much cheaper & weight bearing. Although I’m 44kgs which isn’t much but apparently with precise I’ll need to be in wheel chair during the lengthening phase of 2.5 months- which seems a lot.

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Posted on Nov 16, 2018, 7:03 pm
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Can you tell me more about this nail, the doctor & price? How long was the recovery? Think I can go back to my country after the procedure?  Thanks a lot for help

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Posted on Nov 18, 2018, 10:42 am
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Thanks a lot..yeah the more I’m reading the more I’m so scared for this..I had almost made my mind for it earlier. I can go to Florida but Paley is super expensive. I can afford it but I’d rather save that money for future and not feel guilty for putting it all into 2-3 inches. Sigh. Dr Franz is of the view that internals are no better than externals as far as long term complications are concerned

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Posted on Nov 19, 2018, 10:43 am
#5

Any idea how much they are charging for Precice? I am a petite girl with small bones, what’s the smallest Precice nail? And being 45 kg why can’t Precice be weight bearing for someone like me? I have cats that I need to tc of so I can’t be wheelchair bound

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