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Height Increase Surgery Procedure
Orthopedic Procedure

What is Height Increase Surgery?

Height increase surgery, medically known as limb lengthening surgery, is an advanced orthopedic procedure designed to gradually increase height by stimulating new bone formation.

This technique has been used for decades to treat limb discrepancies and skeletal conditions. Today, with modern devices and refined surgical protocols, it is also considered for carefully selected individuals seeking cosmetic height enhancement.

The procedure is highly structured, medically supervised, and involves a gradual bone distraction process that allows new bone tissue to form naturally.

Treatment Scope

What Conditions Can It Address?

Limb Length Discrepancy

Correction of unequal leg lengths due to congenital or acquired conditions.

Genetic Growth Disorders

Including certain forms of dwarfism and growth-limiting syndromes.

Skeletal Deformities

Such as bow legs or structural asymmetry affecting mobility or posture.

Post-Traumatic Bone Shortening

Restoration of bone length lost due to injury or fractures.

Cosmetic Height Enhancement

For adults seeking stature improvement after growth plates have closed.

Procedure Types

Height Increase Surgery Methods

Internal Lengthening Devices

Motorized nails placed inside the bone (e.g., magnetic lengthening systems). These offer greater comfort and reduced external apparatus.

External Fixation Systems

An external frame gradually lengthens the bone in controlled increments.

The appropriate method depends on medical history, bone quality, desired height increase, budget considerations, and surgeon evaluation. A detailed orthopedic consultation is required before selecting a technique.

Surgical Process

How Does the Procedure Work?

Height increase surgery is performed in carefully monitored stages:

Stage 1 – Osteotomy

The bone is precisely divided to create a controlled separation.

Stage 2 – Lengthening Phase

A device gradually separates the bone ends (typically ~1mm per day), allowing new bone tissue to form.

Stage 3 – Consolidation Phase

The newly formed bone strengthens and stabilizes.

Stage 4 – Rehabilitation

Structured physiotherapy ensures mobility, flexibility, and safe recovery.

The entire process requires patience, discipline, and medical supervision.

Eligibility

Who May Be an Ideal Candidate?

Are 18+ years old (growth plates closed)

Are in good overall health

Have realistic expectations

Are committed to rehabilitation

Have no uncontrolled medical conditions affecting bone healing

Final eligibility is determined only after medical evaluation.

Pricing Overview

Height Increase Surgery Cost in India

Cost Factors

Type of device (internal systems are typically more advanced), number of limbs treated, hospital infrastructure, surgeon experience, and post-operative rehabilitation plan.

For an individualized estimate, consultation is required.

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