Dr Dror Paley (Florida, USA) Paley Advanced Limb Lengthening Institute

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have you found out what happens when you need to stay longer than 90 days?

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Quote from: MrNamaste on May 17, 2021, 07:10:34 AMDoes Paley do Care Credit?

I asked a year ago and he doesn’t, dr mahboubian does tho and he’s had really good results

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What bout for international patients? The credit?

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If you go to the 37:52 time stamp on Cyborg 4 Life’s new Limb Lengthening Live stream you can hear Dr. Craig Robbins from The Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute talk about external fixators and how they are amazing and how he loves using them. The most interesting part is how he insists the institute uses the fixators all the time for deformity and stature lengthening. He even goes on to say he would not object to a stature lengthening patient requesting to use external fixators for cosmetic purposes! Did I miss something? If not then Paley’s institute performs external cosmetic limb lengthening! I would love to know how much this costs considering it is an external fixator as opposed to an internal nail. If the price is reasonable I might just go with Paley instead of Dr. Parihar!

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I realized I didn’t leave a link for the live stream…



here it is!

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Was there a rumor floating around that he didn't?

Anyway, look at the price difference between Parihar and Paley for internals for your answer about the cost.

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https://limblengthening.org/lengthening-strategies/

I was looking for Paley's options involving doing both femur and tibia:

OPTION 3

(up to 5cm for each)

lengthening three weeks apart
(up to total 10cm; 4in.)
$191,500 USD

OPTION 4

Femur Lengthening (up to 8cm), followed by Tibial Lengthening (up to 5cm) one year later

OPTION 5

(up to 4cm for each)

lengthening three weeks apart
(up to total 8cm) followed one or more years later by re-breaking femur and tibia with same nail in place and repeating up to 4cm femur and up to 4cm tibia lengthening one or more years later (up to 16cm; 6.3in. total)

If you are doing tibia followed by femur with only like 3 weeks-1 month in between, is it a bad idea to go above 5cm on each segment? I was hoping to do that with Giotikas in Athens, Greece but am having second thoughts if Paley's website suggests this is a bad idea. Based on Paley's plan above where he limits lengthening to 5 cm if you do back to back, it seems like Paley thinks my idea would be a bad idea. Is (with Giotikas) 4 cm on tibia, wait a month, then 7 cm on femur, then possibly rebreak the tibia 1-5 years later to get to do 2 more cm to get to 6 cm tibia a bad idea? Are there better options?

The X factor in all of this is if I take too long, my Mom will get pretty pissed and won't support applying to professional schools after so I'm weighing my options. Doing an option like femur then wait a year then tibia would take a while

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There's Paley European Institute in Warsaw.
They have great polish orthopedics who do also many LL procedures https://increaseheight.eu/en/objective-and-mission/

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it is: https://increaseheight.eu/en/
that's their side for Cosmetic statures.

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they are also great surgeons who learned the all techniques from dr Paley, and also have many successful procedures of LL.

Costs in Paley European Institute doe by dr Michał Deszczynski or dr Tomasz Albrewczynski are:
Bilateral Tibia Precice Lenthening 64 500,00 USD
Bilateral Femur Precice Lenthening 54 450,00 USD