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[NewGuy1]

What are the ways to speed up the lengthening process if you have a big budget? (lets say a million dollars)
I know that there are lots of dietary suppements to speed up broken bone healing and these nutritions actually work when people just healing a fractured bone. All the vitamins, omega-3, minerals, proteins, silica, Chondroitin and Glucosamine etc.. Could it all also speed up lengthening?
Is there a way to spend money or pay the surgeon and doctors for some advanced techniques, drugs or hardware, to make things faster and safer?
Are there anything you can buy for your surgery that can help your lengthening process?
Is there a way to make post-surgery scars minimal? For example if your buy speial silicon folds, scar reducing gel(like aloe vera and others) so doctors can use it instead of what they use for an average patient?

Just tell me if there are any ways to make lengthening process easier, faster, safer by paying extra money ?

[llj]

A surgeon that focuses on speed is Dr Guichet

This is an expensive surgery anyway, so I don't think surgeons are cutting many corners. But could we make it slightly faster by throwing a lot of money at it? Maybe, but I suspect the risks would increase too.

The limitation on speed I think is your ability to grow soft tissue (nerves, tendons, muscle), not bone.

If you have plenty of money, maybe find a new place to stay as you lengthen with lots of people to help you with physiotherapy and getting back to normal ASAP.

[cyborg4life]

Yeah Dr. Guichet gives a "headstart" with his method, whether or not this is something you could get away with-complication-free, I'm not sure. What I do know is optimizing your nutrition, sleep, supplementation, PT, bloodflow and you should maximize your individual healing rate (which is about 1mm per day for most) but could be different for some hence some premature consolidations that have happened. Most surgeons will know your rate via x-ray checkups