Dr. Guichet Limb Lengthening - 1st Day of Surgery

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The Dr. Guichet presents the steps a patient has to follow upon waking up from his limb lengthening surgery.

Dr. Guichet's "Hyper Fast Track" is his signature training method for limb lengthening. It is the only method in the word which allows to return to normal activity within a few days after the surgery.

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Highlights:
0:00 - The process to get taller: Ratcheting with the Guichet nail
1:04 - Walking 35 min after awakening after awakening from surgery
2:01- The physical feeling 36 min after awakening from surgery
3:05 - Taking the stairs 40 min after awakening from surgery
4:01 - Biking 55 min after awakening from surgery
4:45 - 1 Week after surgery
4:55 - Patient jumping 3 month after surgery

FAQ

Q: Will I walk like on the video over the whole leg lengthening procedure?
A: No, you will be able to resume walking regularly around 1 to 2 weeks after surgery. You can of course decide to keep the crutches with you while you get taller.

Q: What is the medical device that the patient is used to grow ?
A: The medical device used is the only one I use for Limb Lengthening: The Guichet Nail which I developed and keep improving.

Q: Are the results shown in the video or comments applicable with any other doctors, even experts ?
A: No. My approach to limb lengthening is unique. The main reasons are that:
- My approach features the strongest emphasis on training and physical activities
- All the steps involved in the procedure are the outcome of the know-how which I developed throughout my career
- I only use the Guichet Nail which is the only nail allowing full weight bearing and thus full physical activity
- I do not accept every patient. I am uncompromising with my patient's success and I will only offer the surgery if I am confident the patient will succeed in their lengthening. The parents of a current patient wrote a very informative paragraph about the steps towards the surgery of their son: http://www.limblengtheningforum.com/i...

Do not hesitate to ask questions!