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Cost of Limb Lengthening Treatment in Turkey

Lowest Cost (approx) $10000

Average Cost (approx) $27500

Highest Cost (approx) $45000

  • Treatment Type : osteotomy
  • Treatment time : 3-5 months
  • Recovery time : 8-12 weeks
  • Hospitalization days : 2 to 3 days
  • Visit for follow up treatment : The apparatus is kept for 8to10 weeks
  • Success rate : 95%

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Introduction

During limb lengthening surgery, the doctor cuts through the bone to be lengthened and inserts an external fixator to stabilize it. This procedure relies on the body's natural ability to grow new bones, ligaments, blood vessels, nerves, and soft tissues. A titanium rod is inserted, gradually increasing and stretching as it is absorbed into the body, resulting in a few extra inches of height.

Cost in Top Cities

CitiesMinAvgMax
Ankara$10300$28325$46350
Antalya$9600$26400$43200
Bursa$9800$26950$44100
Istanbul$10500$28875$47250
Izmir$9200$25300$41400

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How much does limb-lengthening surgery cost in Turkey?

The cost of surgery in Turkey is somewhere in the range of $10,000 to $45,000

It is essential to remember that the cost of leg lengthening surgery in Turkey will vary depending on the operation and other specific factors.

Various limb lengthening procedures in Turkey:

The following table presents the cost estimates for several types of limb lengthening procedures.

Procedure 

Details 

Cost

Lengthening Over Nails

  • Walking Time- 4 to 5 months
  • Recovery Time- 8-9  months 



 

 $17,820



 

Ilizarov Circular

 Fixator Lengthening Technique

  • Walking Time -  - 6 to 12 weeks
  • Recovery time - 8 to 12  months
$14,616

Precice 2.2 technique

  • Walking Time - 4 to 5 months
  • Recovery time- 8-9 months

$36,555

Precice Stryde 

Lengthening Technique

  • Walking Time - 2 to 3 weeks 
  • Recovery time- 8 to 9  months 

$50, 352

Holyfix Lengthening Technique

  • Walking Time - 6 to 8 weeks 
  • Recovery time - 9 to 12 months 

$14,616

 Note: The costs of limb lengthening surgery Turkey in the above table are calculated on estimation. Actual prices can vary based on location and case situation.

Limb Lengthening surgery cost in various countries

We have provided the cost of limb lengthening surgery for different countries below so that you can analyse them and choose wisely.

Country Cost
South Korea$40,000 - $70,000,
USA$75,000 - $84,000
UK $59,300 - $88,000
Turkey$10,000 - $45,000

Note: These costs are approximate values. The actual prices might vary slightly.

Other Details

Factors affecting limb lengthening surgery cost in Turkey:
  • Type and location of the hospital
  • The expertise of the orthopedic surgeon
  • Type of fixator/procedure
  • The quality of the surgical equipment
  • The patient's health condition
  • The surgeon may charge a consultation fee
  • The patient's age
  • The technique used for the procedure
  • Post-operative care 
Why choose limb lengthening surgery in Turkey?

Here are some reasons why Turkey is becoming one of the preferred destinations for limb-lengthening surgeries. 

  • Affordability - Turkey limb lengthening cost is much lower than in other developed countries like the USA or the UK. Patients who travel to Turkey instead of the UK, US, or Europe can save up to 40% on their overall treatment costs.
  • High success rate: A 99.6% success rate has been reported in Turkey's top hospitals for limb lengthening surgeries.
  • Skilled surgeons: Turkish doctors perform surgical procedures with unmatched precision and are meticulous about their work.
  • JCI-accredited hospitals: Turkish hospitals are known to provide innovative and advanced healthcare services.

Disclaimer : The above rates are for reference purpose only and may vary based on different requirements. To know actual rates, please contact us.

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First it needs to be evaluated what kind of a treatment she requires. The patient needs to be assessed. If surgery is planned, then comes empanelment discussion. Can consult @8639947097. Thanks.

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Points given are relaxing and pain relieving which is experienced by the patient in the first few sessions itself.
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Experiencing pain when I stand after sitting for a few minutes my knee started giving me pain and I unable to make my leg straight for few that instant of time.also my knee produces lot of noises in normal activities

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4/5 physiotherapy session enough for you

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wrist pain alternating between both wrists, lower back pain, knee pains resembling bruising above the knees and sometimes bruise like pain in the thighs and sharp hip pain all the way to the foot (like a pulled string feeling) - most are often after overuse (phone, walking, sleeping wrong). They don’t always happen at once but sometimes all together. Other discomforts involve stabbing pain inside the foot from under when walking for too long, finger joint pains usually worse the second day after overuse and shoulder and elbow pains after sleeping slightly wrong or overuse. Occasional Tingling/numbness in fingers (I can’t feel my fingers for a few seconds sometimes) and most often stiffness in finger joints occur in the mornings. Occasionally, affected areas exhibit slight redness and warmth. Recently I’ve found that stretching the pained areas helps a lot. General tiredness persists. These symptoms have persisted for nearly a year, fluctuating in severity. There haven't been any major accidents. Tests * anti ds dna is negative * HLA-B27 is negative * Ana is positive — * RF factor negative. * Knee X-Ray shows some cartilage thinning * MRI done: report says Signal loss due to degeneration was observed in the L4-5 disc * vitamin d3 at 28

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my brother is 28 years old, and he just had ACL surgery a month ago. I'm curious about what activities he can safely resume at this point. Can you provide some guidance on what's generally acceptable 1 month post ACL surgery for someone his age?

Male | 28

Now, your brother can begin with light exercises such as walking and stationary cycling. He should refrain from high-impact activities such as running, jumping or twisting until he finishes his rehabilitation program. It would be wise to ask his orthopedic surgeon or a physical therapist for more information on the recovery process and advice about activities that he can engage in without risk.

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Sir my mother is 70 year old . she cant walk. i want knee replacement of my mother. please give me best sugessaion for me.

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Need to first see your mom clinically and take Standing Xrays to assess the stage of arthritis

Depending on the stage of arthritis, management will be planned

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I AM 35 YEARS OLD HAVING AVN ISSUE. KINDLY SUGGEST WHAT SHOULD I DO NOW?

Male | 35

Avascular necrosis (AVN) is a condition in which the blood supply to the bone is disrupted causing the bone tissue to die. Treatment for AVN depends on the stage of the condition and the location of the affected bone. Its advisable to consult with an orthopedic surgeon for treatment options. The doctor may recommend physical therapy, medication, or surgery depending on the severity of the condition.

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Toenail is broken by bike stand

Male | 25

Your toenail got broken by the bike stand. You may see a bruise, pain, and swelling in the area. The toenail might also be damaged. To help, make sure to wash the area, use a bandage, and watch for signs of infection. If you want to, you can take painkiller medicine. The most important thing is to let it heal naturally.

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Why does ac joint hurt?

Here are many things that can happen to the AC joint, but the most common conditions are arthritis, fractures and separations. Arthritis is a condition characterized by loss of cartilage in the joint, which is essentially wear and tear of the smooth cartilage that allows the bones to move smoothly. Like arthritis at other joints in the body, it is characterized by pain and swelling, especially with activity. Over time, the joint can wear out and get larger, with spurs forming around it. These spurs are a sign of the arthritis and not a cause of the pain. Reaching across the body toward the other arm aggravates arthritis at the AC joint. AC joint wear and tear is common in weight lifters, especially among those who bench press and to a lesser extent, military press. In weight lifters the arthritis at the AC joint has a special name — osteolysis.

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