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[Satans_nipples]

Dear Synoste

I recently stumbled upon a news article promoting your development of
painless limb lengthening.
I am a very short male (5'3) that has spent hours browsing around the
cosmetic limb lengthening forums. If what your team has legitimately
developed what the news article said, then that it is truly a dream
come true. So i'm wondering,

1. approximately when will your services be available to public?
We are entering the first in man clinical trials this year and we anticipate to be able to enter the market end of next year.

2. Will you offer the treatment for cosmetic reasons? i.e people well
below the average height and
Unhappy with their stature
It is the decision of the surgeon if he/she will perform this operation for cosmetic reasons. We will not be placing any restrictions on use from that perspective.

3.Does the team have any insight on pricing? part of the reason i
haven't already gone through with limb lengthening is due to financial
reasons.
I am sorry but it is somewhat too early to discuss pricing of our device. Also, as you know most of the costs arise from the hospital and the device cost is only part of the total cost. We have no influence on the hospital pricing and therefore hospital selection should play a very important role in your decision making, too.

4.It's hard to believe that it is "painless". Nowadays as i'm sure you
are aware of, already exist many internal methods for limb lengthening
such as the precice, guichet nail. While using these methods are
relatively less painful compared to traditional external methods,
there is still pain involved. So my question is, how does your method
DIFFER from these existing internal methods?
You are completely right in this matter. Any surgical procedure involves pain and in especially the limb lengthening the tissue stretching can be painful for some patients; especially when a lot of lengthening is performed. Since we are also developing an implantable system, completely painless is probably an overstatement. Albizzia/Guichet nail is of course an anomaly, as it is known to be very painful due to its principle of lengthening mechanism. That is not something we anticipate to have.


Thanks for your time and looking forward to your website's updates!
Thanks, working on that…


Regards, Jonathan

[microman]

had no idea guinchet nail was meant to be more painful than other devices

[otaku123]

So is this basically like precise?