Im planning on doing 4cm on tibia's next summer with Dr Bagirov in Baku, Azerbaijan
I am currently 169.8cm at night... usually wear lifts that give me 2.15cm of height. So when I am outside in shoes+lifts I am walking around at 174.2.
I still feel short at this height, and regularly see women that are the same height or taller than me. I live in the UK.
My plan is to do 4cm on tibia's so after lengthening I will be walking around at 178.2... I am sure I will feel much better when walking around and wont feel 'short' anymore. Maybe average.
Can someone please tell me how long everything will take? I really just want to know how long from the day of first surgery, to when I can take the frames off and walk without any support, even with a limp. 3 months?
Thanks everyone
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Posted on Aug 12, 2021, 4:33 pm
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Quote from: overandover on August 12, 2021, 05:01:58 PMGenerally, for tibia it's 1.5 per cm per month with internal nails.
thank you so much brother
so for 4cm... it should be around 3 months to start walking without rods and without a walker/crutches?
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