Quote from: moretallpls on June 01, 2021, 11:12:04 PMit would be cool if you make it clear. YOU are a tourism company for surgery ?? And of course we all think Malistan user is you or someone in your team as he just signed in to write after you and only post saying to contact him for information on surgery with Buldu. So which company you work wannabetaller, livelifetaller or what ? What is Buldu relation to all those companies ? How we get to be sure is Buldu who perform and not other doctor as happened to some patients that tell stories some other doctor name signed forms on their papers.
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Turkey itself is trying to boost its economy, their hospitals are first world class like memorial/medicana, there are medical companies for rhinoplasty, dental, etc trying to attract foreigners to spend their money in their country. Buldu is a good surgeon, but Again I don’t recommend doing Lon femur like I did, even if he offers it. That first week was terrible and even now I count down the slow days one by one until I can take these stupid frames off. Do tibias if you do externals. I had my doubts about Buldu but after meeting him I must say he is a real deal surgeon
Dr HALIL BULDU - Limb Lengthening Surgery in Turkey
Quote from: Dark on June 05, 2021, 07:31:03 PMDr Halil Buldu is no doubt one of the most authoritative figures in the LL industry, which other doctors can say they've performed 1300+ LL surgeries throughout their career? and he's not even close to retirement yet.
Attached are pictures of the x-ray right after my surgery, 100% perfect cuts justifies his skills
https://imgur.com/a/lw2cqpP
Dr Betz from Germany has performed more than 2000... Buldu is good from all the commentary I've seen, but he's definitely not the most authoritative. Paley and many other American/European doctors have published years of research on limb lengthening from nail to procedure. Buldu comes from a military background, so I wouldn't question his operational prowess. However he's a practitioner thus, not advancing the LL field academically. If every surgeon was Buldu, we wouldn't have internal nails, and would still be using external fixiators.
Quote from: moretallpls on June 24, 2021, 02:30:38 PMi know its not the subject by im worried i seem all patients are very lightweight, im 168 planning do 8cm LON femur but im almost 80k. would that be a problem ??
You need to lose weight and get in shape. Train for 1 year, your muscles and flexibility. Not your leg muscles, skip that
im in shape, thats my trained weight im training legs but trying no to build much mass and gaining lot of flexibility by stretching. Loose weight would be stop training for loosing mass. is that necessary ?
Quote from: moretallpls on June 25, 2021, 02:45:25 PMim in shape, thats my trained weight im training legs but trying no to build much mass and gaining lot of flexibility by stretching. Loose weight would be stop training for loosing mass. is that necessary ?
You're 80g at 168cm. Get lean. Mass training will not serve you well here
Quote from: moretallpls on June 25, 2021, 02:45:25 PMim in shape, thats my trained weight im training legs but trying no to build much mass and gaining lot of flexibility by stretching. Loose weight would be stop training for loosing mass. is that necessary ?
You will lose massive amount of leg muscle mass in the first month of limb lengthening. If you wish to get it done, stop training since it'll be a waste anyways. Start stretching. Training upper body is completely fine but weighing more than 70kg risks breaking Precise nail.
I weighed 67kg at 170cm and I had defined abs and arms before I started lengthening. Packing on 13kg more muscle at your height... you must be ripped.
precice and stryde wre recall ill do LON on femur, so i hace to stop eating basically as my body fat is very low. i did surf running and randomly weight lifting all my life thats almost my normal weight. Maybe for covid situation im 3kg over. I asked because i seen almos everybody is very thin anyway ist lon stronger than inner nails ?
@ MuratEkinci
Do you know if Dr Halil can correct rotational issues (patella is not well centered) in tibias with his LON system - more precise, can he with his LON system correct the patella
so it is well centered when the feet facing forward simultaneously with lengthening the tibias?
Quote from: Bob on July 03, 2021, 11:34:06 AM@ MuratEkinci
Do you know if Dr Halil can correct rotational issues (patella is not well centered) in tibias with his LON system - more precise, can he with his LON system correct the patella
so it is well centered when the feet facing forward simultaneously with lengthening the tibias?
Dr Halil's comment: If theres a rotational deformity in the patella usually fixing it from Femur side would be more appropriate, we can turn femur to external rotation. Unless theres a very special case we do not recommend turning tibia during lengthening but of course every case is unique so it would be wrong to say something without physical examination and xrays.
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