I legit don't think he offers that anymore. There's no reason too. The Percice nail is far superior to any and all externals (IMO); and clearly in his too considering he doesn't even have that information on his own website. So safe to assume internal only.
Quote from: Alu on November 29, 2015, 02:46:44 AMI legit don't think he offers that anymore. There's no reason too. The Percice nail is far superior to any and all externals (IMO); and clearly in his too considering he doesn't even have that information on his own website. So safe to assume internal only.
He does external. Except it's for little kids who have a leg discrepancy. I haven't seen an adult with one yet when I was there. And definitely nobody who has doing both legs at a time.
His rod removal fees are $17,500 including everything. I haven't seen this figure anywhere, so I want to help update you guys on this. It's a bit high in my opinion, because there are other good doctors willing to do it for much less - like more than half that price.
There are horror stories about paleyhttps://sites.google.com/site/mycrippledleg/home/dr-paley-2-html
The price for the PRECISE 2 nail is 90,000$ (I have spoken today with the PAley institute)
That is more than twice what one would spend with Dr. Franz in South Africa, who uses the same device. For me,it is no brainer 
Quote from: aspirant185 on January 26, 2016, 06:58:00 PMThat is more than twice what one would spend with Dr. Franz in South Africa, who uses the same device. For me,it is no brainer
Twice the price for good reason. Dr. Paley has performed this surgery thousands of times in a center that is built around his talents. You get what you pay for, so sure, no brainer.
Lucky? haha
If I was your height I probably wouldn't do LL
Hey everyone. Just a little update. I got a 'real' job last October and while I've had to spend more money on a car (and insurance) in order to commute there, I'm making more money now than my last job. I'm also about to get a promotion that will lead to even more money. Suddenly 6 figures for these procedures (especially when said doctor is only a hop, skip, and jump away from whee a lot of my family live down there) doesn't seem like much. It's gonna be a long, hard hustle, but I just have to remind myself of how bad I want it. One thing I can say for sure is that all I want is to go from just over 5-2, to exactly 5-7. So 7cm on the thighs, and 5cm on the shins. Considering this is less than what Paley recommends as being safe, I'm more confident that this overall procedure should be easier.
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