hey guys,
I am not that short, but a lot of my family members told me that im very short and now i have a psychologically problem. I feel short when im looking in the mirror even when im doing sport.
So i will guarantee to do limb lengthening at the end of 2020 or beginning of 2021.
I will probably do it in Turkey or poland because I have family there.
My question: DO YOU THINK LL WILL CHANGE IN THE FUTURE/IS IT WORTH TO WAIT A BIT MORE? For example will the prices become better? Or will the technique developee/be safer.
I will probably do LON for 5-8 cm. But i am a bit scared to get permanent knee damage/be kind of cribbled the rest of my life
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Posted on Nov 27, 2019, 3:41 am
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Posted on Nov 30, 2019, 3:14 am
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yes, stryde is of course the best. I will check prices of my doc and think about stryde or LON. If i do stryde, i might do tibias instead of femurs, because the knee pain issue is rather a LON thing.
But i think precise is not worht it, it is more expensive then LON, but its nail is not full-weight bearing. So i will still need crutches/wheelchair for some weeks/months just like LON probably.
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