How likely is death?

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Quote from: Metanoia on June 13, 2015, 11:57:57 PMThat's the exception. Normally when people die it's not in the papers. And doctors protect each other.Didn't you know that? There are many malpracticing surgeons but only few scandals.

I've already published a post about the case of Claudia, a girl who did lengthening by the team of Dr Ginebreda in Barcelona, who died. Terrible scandal in Spain. Newspapers, TV... Something terrible occured. When a second authopsia was required to find out the cause of her death, her organs had disappeared. So disgusting!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Justicia-para-claudia/452811688217408

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Also than being short.

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Also than being short.

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Death appears to be very rare. I've heard of one or two cases.

If you're worried, go to the best doctors, don't do your surgery in a third-world country, and you should be fine.

That said if you're worried about such a remote possibility, you're probably not ready for LL. For most actual LL patients, death is not even an afterthought.

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I'm a bigger fan in looking at the doctor in question rather than the country. There's great doctors in third world countries and  ty ones in first world ones.