Quote from: EliminateError on November 04, 2016, 05:58:18 PMCan you reference a case who has only lengthened 2 inches max internal femurs? I guess no as you would have answered it in that thread so it's still an unanswered "question".
Dream_catcher lengthened 2 inches with Dr. guichet this summer.
Quote from: yyes on November 04, 2016, 04:27:45 PMSo regardless of what doctor I use, the recovery time will be the same?
I guess I dont understand why I wouldnt just save myself 50k and go to Guichet. Hes 1/2 the price.
i belive Guichet has a faster recovery, but Paley has faster better action when some complication occurred
Quote from: The Kaiser on November 04, 2016, 08:35:22 PMi belive Guichet has a faster recovery, but Paley has faster better action when some complication occurred
Because why? Are you going to finally answer why guichet can make your recovery faster than any other nail or you will still pull out that "facts" from your arse?
Quote from: YourSpaceBoyfriend on November 04, 2016, 08:54:39 PMBecause why? Are you going to finally answer why guichet can make your recovery faster than any other nail or you will still pull out that "facts" from your arse?
maybe you see from your arse, i said i "believe" its not a fact, and the best recovery patients did LL with Guichet and jut run post 6 months, most of them back to normal walking post 5-6 months. just read his diary before bringing your nonsense
Quote from: The Kaiser on November 04, 2016, 08:58:00 PMthe best recovery patients did LL with Guichet
That statement is flat out bullish*t! Most of the time you have absolutely no clue what the fu*k you are talking about...
There are a lot of patients of Dr. Guichet that took his bad advice and lengthened 10cm just on their femurs. You don't hear much about them on this forum, but they are out there in quite large numbers, and are not doing well at all!
How do you know about these people lengthening 10 cm and who now are not fine, if they are not here telling their stories? I'm asking because I pretty much think Guichet is the best doctor out there when it comes to lengthening and his method is the faster and safer one, comparing to external methods. I'm 1.50 cm, and the increase of about 10 cm is the minimum to me. I don't want to do tibias, cause they take much longer to recover and can give more complications. So, if you really know about case which didn't go well and aren't just trolling, I would apprecciate if you could be more specific about it. The purpose of forum like this is to help people into lengthening to clarify their mind and avoid mistakes which could ruin their life forever.
Quote from: Annalisa on January 01, 2017, 03:57:46 PMHow do you know about these people lengthening 10 cm and who now are not fine, if they are not here telling their stories? I'm asking because I pretty much think Guichet is the best doctor out there when it comes to lengthening and his method is the faster and safer one, comparing to external methods. I'm 1.50 cm, and the increase of about 10 cm is the minimum to me. I don't want to do tibias, cause they take much longer to recover and can give more complications. So, if you really know about case which didn't go well and aren't just trolling, I would apprecciate if you could be more specific about it. The purpose of forum like this is to help people into lengthening to clarify their mind and avoid mistakes which could ruin their life forever.
Please don't do 10cm in one segment. I used to be like "Yeah I'm doing 8-9 cm on my tibias" until I dug deep in to some diaries and spent hours reading and seeing the disasters that came with some people going beyond 6cm.
Doing 10 cm on tibias is just very risky. But doing it on femurs, it's a whole different thing. Femurs take much less to recover, so lengthening 10 cm doesn't seem so exaggerated. Plus, Guichet is the only doctor known for requiring pre-op training till you don't gain a specific amount of muscular mass, which decreases risks by a lot. Do you know some diary from a Guichet patient who has lengthened 10 cm on femurs and has had permanant complications? This guy above always says to know many patients who had bad experiences with X doctor, but it doesn't seem very believable. There must to be some testimonials/diary on this topic, from people who have personally had this kind of experience.
Quote from: Annalisa on January 01, 2017, 07:24:56 PMDoing 10 cm on tibias is just very risky. But doing it on femurs, it's a whole different thing. Femurs take much less to recover, so lengthening 10 cm doesn't seem so exaggerated. Plus, Guichet is the only doctor known for requiring pre-op training till you don't gain a specific amount of muscular mass, which decreases risks by a lot. Do you know some diary from a Guichet patient who has lengthened 10 cm on femurs and has had permanant complications? This guy above always says to know many patients who had bad experiences with X doctor, but it doesn't seem very believable. There must to be some testimonials/diary on this topic, from people who have personally had this kind of experience.
10cm on femurs is still high risk. Just ask around.
I think that the more you lengthen, the more risks you will face. That's logical. But doing it on femurs is still way safer than lengthening 10 cm on tibias and the Guichet preparation should minimize risks as much as it humanly possible. When you start from a very low height like me, everything is harder. The people here who only need 5 cm to be fine with themselves don't even know how luckly they are. I have not such luxury and I have chosen the best doctor and the safer operation, cause I need to lengthen significantly more than average. Is there not personal testimonials on this matter? You know, asking around to people who have not experience, it is no as reliable as having advices from people who have done the same thing I plan to do.
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