To the patient: What was his starting height? Also since you believe Dr. Paley is the best of the best, where does he operate? I tried looking at his site but it's currently down for some reason. Once again thanks for making these Vic, appreciate it so much!
Q. Basically ask the whole journy how difficult is do basic everyday work and he managed, how many pleople around him during leglengthing, is one person is enough to have, how does he/she felt when he stood first time after surgery or when he stood first time his feet without support. Tanx bro for ur support and also we want know about self more bro ur amazing..I'm ur insta friends.
Cool I will be sure to copy down these questions and have them included. Thanks man I appreciate it. I enjoy sharing info for this community. Yup, you guys can ask me questions too I'll be happy to answer if I can
Not necessarily but it can help to have someone there to assist with food, and daily tasks not to mention social support. I'm just a message away for those who do this alone
@@Cyborg4Life Thanks for the reply. I would have only a caretaker for at least the first bit because I would have to travel to another province. There is no surgeon available where I live
Hi firstly a note of thanks for the great job that you are doing, I wish you all the very best. I think only to bring this thing out of shadows requires a great deal of effort. Limb lengthening is indeed a costly surgery to go for as also explained in one of your videos, ‘cost’ is also perhaps the second most important factor next to ‘complications‘ to influence ones decision for LL. Emerging Countries like India among others, seem to offer this procedure at a much cheaper thereby attracting a lot of international patients, mainly from the west. Can u interview some of the surgeons in india who are known in this space, I know one for starters he is dr Sarin he got featured in a bbc documentary and also in a couple of newspaper articles. I just feel it would be a great idea to cover the low-cost segment as well as a lot of potential patients are likely to be budget constrained and will continue to explore low-cost alternatives. This will also help you to address broader audiences.
That's a great idea as there are many other great LL surgeons out there I haven't yet talked about. I plan on interviewing more in the future and I will consider the doctor you mentioned as I look into it. I understand the price is a major barrier and I will do my best to be fair and highlight cost-effective options also
Ofcourse, they are trustable. Dr. Halil Buldu is 43 years old and knows the latest technologies. Besides, people from Turkey are supposed to be very good human beings. Get their whatsapp number from google. They upload their whatsapp STATUS almost everyday with videos of their patients. Great people. I am getting ready to do my limb lengthening with Livelifetaller, once the lockdown is over. Any other question, please whatsapp me. 0094772503617. Dr. Joshua.
Question for the guy: What is the best advice going in to choosing a height increase? How conservative in range should one be and what are increases that are dangerous and not ideal no matter the doctor?
I've heard the cost may be cheaper. I couldn't certainly recommend any doctor that I'm not too familiar with. The interviews I've done are on doctors who have a good amount of experience and track record of success. I'll try to look more into your request.
Well in this LL procedure nothing is definite but usually in the case of the gap not filling in with new bone tissue (called a non-union), your surgeon would typically perform what is called a bone graft using a bit of your hip bone and forming some bone matrix to use as "ingredients" for the gap to begin healing. It's not an common complication if you have an experienced surgeon
has his athletic ability drastically changed prior to surgery? How much athletic ability does he have post surgery and has it gone down any amount than what it once was? I'm an athlete and play a lot of sports, so if LL drastically affects athletic ability, even as much as 20%, I would be hesitant to do it. Thoughts?
Q: How does it work for people that live outside the U.S. and want to get the surgery done from there? Do they have to live where their doctor is located for the duration of their recovery?
Lol yeah I doubt the surgeons would agree to that but perhaps in the future. Plus it'll mainly be for the patient perspective...although he is a medical doctor himself so I hope that is good enough
@@GeneralGreevas Yeah it's the same guy. I hope having him on will open the door for more people to come on which is my overall goal; build community and publicize this procedure more at all costs
You’re the same guy that just told someone “If you’re going to get this surgery, leave Islam” that is not your concern nor say in someone else’s religious views. It’s crazy how jealousy can make someone act Mr. Shortstack
This is motivation for my future to do that surgery
Great video, excited to see future content!
Me too good stuff coming!
To the patient: What was his starting height? Also since you believe Dr. Paley is the best of the best, where does he operate? I tried looking at his site but it's currently down for some reason. Once again thanks for making these Vic, appreciate it so much!
These are awesome questions! And thank you! 🙏
Q: Was it worth it? After all the time, money, prep and recovery, did it fix your insecurity and overall made you more happier?
I'll definitely incorporate these thanks a lot!
@@allennguyen4456 You can hire a caretaker from a private agency. It's very easy and makes the process smooth but a personal helper is best
Great video
Would you recommend Dr.Debiprashad?
Q. Basically ask the whole journy
how difficult is do basic everyday work and he managed, how many pleople around him during leglengthing, is one person is enough to have, how does he/she felt when he stood first time after surgery or when he stood first time his feet without support. Tanx bro for ur support and also we want know about self more bro ur amazing..I'm ur insta friends.
Cool I will be sure to copy down these questions and have them included. Thanks man I appreciate it. I enjoy sharing info for this community. Yup, you guys can ask me questions too I'll be happy to answer if I can
Doctor Utku Kandemir is the natural choice.
What if you don't have a social circle and you're doing the surgery to help with that? Does being completely alone affect your healing process??
Not necessarily but it can help to have someone there to assist with food, and daily tasks not to mention social support. I'm just a message away for those who do this alone
@@Cyborg4Life Thanks for the reply. I would have only a caretaker for at least the first bit because I would have to travel to another province. There is no surgeon available where I live
Hi firstly a note of thanks for the great job that you are doing, I wish you all the very best. I think only to bring this thing out of shadows requires a great deal of effort.
Limb lengthening is indeed a costly surgery to go for as also explained in one of your videos, ‘cost’ is also perhaps the second most important factor next to ‘complications‘ to influence ones decision for LL. Emerging Countries like India among others, seem to offer this procedure at a much cheaper thereby attracting a lot of international patients, mainly from the west. Can u interview some of the surgeons in india who are known in this space, I know one for starters he is dr Sarin he got featured in a bbc documentary and also in a couple of newspaper articles. I just feel it would be a great idea to cover the low-cost segment as well as a lot of potential patients are likely to be budget constrained and will continue to explore low-cost alternatives. This will also help you to address broader audiences.
That's a great idea as there are many other great LL surgeons out there I haven't yet talked about. I plan on interviewing more in the future and I will consider the doctor you mentioned as I look into it. I understand the price is a major barrier and I will do my best to be fair and highlight cost-effective options also
@@Cyborg4Life thanks
Do you recommend to do operation in Turkey? Live life taller or wanna be taller?
Ofcourse, they are trustable. Dr. Halil Buldu is 43 years old and knows the latest technologies. Besides, people from Turkey are supposed to be very good human beings. Get their whatsapp number from google. They upload their whatsapp STATUS almost everyday with videos of their patients. Great people. I am getting ready to do my limb lengthening with Livelifetaller, once the lockdown is over. Any other question, please whatsapp me. 0094772503617. Dr. Joshua.
Question for the guy: What is the best advice going in to choosing a height increase? How conservative in range should one be and what are increases that are dangerous and not ideal no matter the doctor?
I know he will answer these as he has an interesting LL story. Appreciate it!
Can i ask if the gloxi height enhancement and calcium x is possibly add height??? because this product is number 1 height enhancement in internet
I haven't heard about that before I would need to look into it
What about dr in turkey?
I'm sure they are good I just haven't been able to contact them or too many of their patients to confirm. If you know of any let me know
I want ONLY my tibia to gain 6cm, that’s all... helpfully find the right doctor for the right price.
Dr Lee in south Korea 🇰🇷 he can do that while asleep
Would you recommend LL surgery in Turkey? I'm from the UK and they seem to be a lot more cost effective.
I've heard the cost may be cheaper. I couldn't certainly recommend any doctor that I'm not too familiar with. The interviews I've done are on doctors who have a good amount of experience and track record of success. I'll try to look more into your request.
@@Cyborg4Life Thank you bro. Do you also have any information on Medical loans for UK?
@@JackJackFlashClips I'm not currently familiar with any loans in the UK. If I hear something I will be sure to mention it though
Question: in case of the bone gap did not heal, what shall be the solution to solve this kind of problem? or the bone healing is definite.
Well in this LL procedure nothing is definite but usually in the case of the gap not filling in with new bone tissue (called a non-union), your surgeon would typically perform what is called a bone graft using a bit of your hip bone and forming some bone matrix to use as "ingredients" for the gap to begin healing. It's not an common complication if you have an experienced surgeon
has his athletic ability drastically changed prior to surgery? How much athletic ability does he have post surgery and has it gone down any amount than what it once was? I'm an athlete and play a lot of sports, so if LL drastically affects athletic ability, even as much as 20%, I would be hesitant to do it. Thoughts?
These are all phenomenal thanks for your input. I know he has some interesting perspectives on this from what I know so far. Appreciate it!
Q: How does it work for people that live outside the U.S. and want to get the surgery done from there? Do they have to live where their doctor is located for the duration of their recovery?
Another great question in fact I think the interview I just finished would answer that better. Stay tuned in next few hours
What doctor did he have and did he have to travel to get the surgery done?
Great question, I'll be sure to add that in thanks man!
Describe what the pain was like on a scale and what the pain is related to?
Perfect question, I'll make sure to tack this on the the list of topics. Thanks!
from what I'v heard, dr. KEVIN DEBIPARSHAD is the world's leading surgeon when it comes to limb lenghtening...is this true?
He’s new on the scene but looks promising
Try getting a doctor on that live stream, having 2 random guys truying to answer complex medical questions wont end that well
Lol yeah I doubt the surgeons would agree to that but perhaps in the future. Plus it'll mainly be for the patient perspective...although he is a medical doctor himself so I hope that is good enough
@@Cyborg4Life the same guy from your early podcast?
@@GeneralGreevas Yeah it's the same guy. I hope having him on will open the door for more people to come on which is my overall goal; build community and publicize this procedure more at all costs
Would u recommend any doctor from India pls do reply soon...
Dr. Parihar is a great doctor
@@Cyborg4Life thank you
Sould i choose U. SA doctor Or an Indian doctor.. Which is good way to go..
@@priyankadesai1829 USA , turkey or South Korea better then India
Hey bro, looking to do this surgery I'm 20 yrs old and done growing. Could you recommend any surgeons that are fit for this task. Thanks
Email me via my website: cyborg4life.com
You’re the same guy that just told someone “If you’re going to get this surgery, leave Islam” that is not your concern nor say in someone else’s religious views. It’s crazy how jealousy can make someone act Mr. Shortstack