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Leg Lengthening – Surgery to Become Taller
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Leg Lengthening – Surgery to Become Taller
There are many people who exist on the shorter end of the height spectrum. For some people, it might be not the biggest deal – but for others, it might significantly impact their lives. But what if there were a way to change your height …
COSMETIC LIMB LENGTHENING
You Deserve The Best Care.
What better reason to come to the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute Stature Center
As you read through our site, you will see the best care for stature lengthening is the most experienced care. Our surgeons are the most experienced and safest limb lengthening surgeons in the world. Our physical therapists are specifically trained to care for each stature lengthening patient, and our entire clinical and nonclinical support team members are here to support you before, during, and after the process.
Dr. Paley and his entire team at the Paley Orthopedic & Spine Institute invites you to learn more about our program and are here to support you in reaching your height goals.
REASONS TO CHOOSE US
SAFETY
Safety is our #1 priority
EXPERIENCE
Most experienced stature lengthening surgeons & center in the world
RELIABILITY
Highest reported success rate
REPRODUCIBILITY
Our strict protocols guarantee maximum results
STATURE LENGTHENING OPTIONS
FEMUR & THEN TIBIA
(up to 13cm; 5.25in.)
TIBIA & FEMUR TWICE
(up to 16cm; 6.3in.)
HUMERUS
(up to 5cm; 2in.)
PATIENT BEFORE AND AFTERS
STATURE LENGTHENING
Visual progression of bilateral tibial lengthening
Visual progression of bilateral femur lengthening
MEET THE SURGEONS
DROR PALEY, MD, FRCSC
Medical Director
DROR PALEY, MD, FRCSC
Medical Director
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CRAIG ROBBINS, MD
Orthopedic Surgeon
CRAIG ROBBINS, MD
Orthopedic Surgeon
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IN THE WORDS OF OUR PATIENTS
St. Mary’s hospital is the best hospital I’ve been to. The nurses were extremely nice and always ready to help. In the Paley Institute, the professional care and treatment I’ve got were truly worth the money and definitely is the safest place to get the lengthening surgery done. The whole process couldn’t have gone any better
Very responsive and supportive staff. Answered all my questions and allowed me to speak first – hand with patients to hear their experience. Overall, a very positive experience. After I return home I will need to resume my normal life. But I can already tell the surgery has made a positive impact on my life.
I’ve been a Dr. Paley patient for almost a year now. Great service from the beginning to the end! The entire team has been very helpful through my entire lengthening process. The best thing about the procedure is that you get to see the Doctor every 2 weeks. Better safe than sorry! Best method to prevent any complications. I can’t believe how smooth the whole process was! I highly recommend the Institute!
I would like to express my gratitude towards the Paley Institute and the entire team of doctors, physical therapists, and client coordinators who took great care of me during this complicated surgery. In particular, I would like to thank Dr. Paley, Dr. Robbins, the best physical therapists, Jason and Michael, and client coordinators-Angelique and Sylwia. These people put their heart and soul into my speedy recovery. With their help, I was able to lengthen a full 8 cm which is the maximum that STRYDE nail allows one to lengthen. This surgery changed my life for the better. Before proceeding with the surgery at the Paley’s Institute, I went to two more doctors in the US for consultation. There is no doubt that Dr. Paley’s team is the best. I absolutely recommend Dr. Paley to future patients.
KNOWLEDGE AND RESEARCH
PRECICE INTRAMEDULLARY LIMB LENGTHENING SYSTEM
EXPERT REV. MED. DEVICES 2015;231-249
LIMB LENGTHENING BY IMPLANTABLE LIMB LENGTHENING DEVICES
TECH ORTHOP 2014;29(2):72–85
