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Asking for Self, Male, 26 years old, Sialkot
I had hip dysplasia, and I underwent a Total Hip Replacement (THR) at Aga Khan Hospital in Karachi three years ago. Before the THR, I already had a leg length discrepancy, and it still remains after the surgery. The current difference is approximately 1.5 cm.
Would it be possible for me to undergo a leg lengthening surgery despite having a Total Hip Replacement? Does the presence of a THR make the procedure high risk, or can it be performed safely?
No need for lengthening, just wear shoe raise
No it's good managed with shoe raise
Thank you. Up to 2 cm shortening can be compensated without limping by pelvic tilt but you can wear high heel shoe
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