Who Are We?
Wanna Be Taller is recognized as Turkey’s very first limb lengthening surgery center. The founder, having personally undergone two limb lengthening procedures, brings invaluable first-hand experience and a profound understanding of the patient journey. Our team collaborates with a renowned surgeon who has successfully performed numerous surgeries in Turkey, dedicated to helping individuals live healthier, more confident lives, free from unnecessary concerns.
To ensure seamless communication and accessibility, we offer online consultations where our surgeon provides detailed, personalized guidance. At Wanna Be Taller, we maintain the highest standards of medical care, closely monitoring each patient’s progress and tailoring our services to their unique needs and feedback.
We understand the emotional challenges that come with short stature and low self-esteem, and we truly value the profound improvements in quality of life that can result when these concerns are addressed effectively.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Limb lengthening surgery involves discomfort due to the surgical insertion of nails and the fracturing of bones. However, painkillers will be prescribed to manage your pain. The fractures, muscle cuts, and soft tissue disruptions all contribute to the discomfort experienced during the procedure.
The benefits of increased height are evident in several aspects of life. If one feels that added height boosts self-confidence, overcomes mental barriers, and contributes to an overall sense of well-being, then limb lengthening surgery could be a worthwhile option to consider.
Height is achieved by gradually stretching the fractured bone, stimulating the formation of new bone tissue and lengthening the bone. The process involves surgically breaking the bone (osteotomy) and then slowly pulling it apart (distraction) with the help of an internal or external fixation device.
While limb lengthening surgery is generally safe, it carries its own set of unpredictable risks and potential complications, as with any invasive procedure. For more detailed information, please reach out to our patient consultant.
