Vietnam Ho Chi Minh/Tao/Quinn/10 years warranty

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I underwent bone lengthening in Vietnam.

I listened to their instructions and extended my treatment, but I am still suffering from complications.

Currently negotiating with Tao to use the 10 year warranty.

But when this topic became more concrete, he started ignoring me.


It's been 4 days now. (A friend of mine said that when he sent it, he got it back within seconds.)


I will keep track of whether they honor the 10-year warranty contract.

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Which doctor and how many years past the surgery? I was thinking of Dr Doan.

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Hello, may you please share more details.

What exactly happened, what complications did you suffer from?

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Hi

http://www.limblengtheningforum.com/index.php?action=profile;u=6558
I took it at the same time as him.
Dr Doan has a good reputation.

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Quote from: Hldrive on April 28, 2024, 12:39:47 PMHello, may you please share more details.

What exactly happened, what complications did you suffer from?


Yes, I will write details about whether they will properly apply the 10-year warranty.


However, it is currently quite underrated.

They ignore me when it comes to specific dates.

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But this guy is a Japanese who did surgery in Korea not Vietnam.

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Quote from: lucindaris on April 29, 2024, 09:21:54 AMBut this guy is a Japanese who did surgery in Korea not Vietnam.

This person underwent femoral surgery in South Korea.


He had surgery on his tibia in Vietnam and has been in a wheelchair for two years due to a nonunion.

For a year, the Vietnamese side did not admit that he had nonunion.


his x
https://twitter.com/meichanpokemon

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Oh wow. Thank you for clarification man. But it's different clinic than dr doan?

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Quote from: lucindaris on April 29, 2024, 05:17:42 PMOh wow. Thank you for clarification man. But it's different clinic than dr doan?

The doctor you are talking about is a doctor from Hanoi, Vietnam.

Not Ho Chi Minh

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Quote from: Limd on April 29, 2024, 11:20:56 AMThis person underwent femoral surgery in South Korea.


He had surgery on his tibia in Vietnam and has been in a wheelchair for two years due to a nonunion.

For a year, the Vietnamese side did not admit that he had nonunion.
What?

I'm confused. So he had surgery in Vietnam and had nonunion. And than he went so SK to get femur lengthening without fixing tibia??