The individuals to whom I have shared information about this procedure advise me

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    • 1 year, 8 months ago
    wrathfulHoopoe5
    Participant
    I will walk in an unusual manner or damage my limb lengthening for life. What is the likelihood of this occurring if I were to visit a physician in Baltimore? I watched a video blog of an individual who underwent the procedure, and he walks rather oddly. My aim is to reach a height of 170-178cm precisely.
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      • 1 year, 8 months ago
      exactingCoconut5
      Participant
      If you refer to Dr. Assayag, he is trustworthy, and you will be okay. You might experience a slight decrease in explosive athleticism, but unless you’re a professional athlete, it is not significant.
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      • 1 year, 8 months ago
      wearyFish2
      Participant
      Which vlog have you watched?
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      • 1 year, 8 months ago
      brainyGranola9
      Participant
      I will attempt to locate it, yet he underwent the procedure in Baltimore. His name was Raz.

      Located his channel

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      • 1 year, 8 months ago
      mereJerky2
      Participant
      Is this the current preferred choice? My original plan was to go to Dr. Donghoon in Korea.
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      • 1 year, 8 months ago
      contentBoars
      Participant
      Assayag is excellent, but I’d argue that the top five are:

      1. Paley
      2. Birkholtz
      3. Rozbruch
      4. Reif
      5. Then there is a competition for the 5th spot.

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      • 1 year, 8 months ago
      cautiousBurritos3
      Participant
      Is there any cause for you to visit someone else? A comparison based in the United States. Are their waiting times very lengthy?
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      • 1 year, 8 months ago
      grumpyMandrill5
      Participant
      I walk very well and normally. Uncertainty lies ahead regarding how my legs will feel in the future; they may become more unstable, causing occasional pain after prolonged standing. This may not be a significant concern unless you prioritize maintaining high sports performance and want to prevent early arthritis. If you are comfortable with reduced sports abilities and the potential risk of early arthritis, then you may be prepared for limb lengthening. Otherwise, it is advisable to steer clear of it. However, walking in an unconventional manner should not pose a problem if the procedure is successful.
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