Bilateral tibia lengthening is a specialized orthopedic procedure designed to increase height by lengthening both tibial bones (shin bones) simultaneously. At HeightIncreaseInfo (HII), this method is performed under strict medical protocols to ensure structural alignment, controlled bone regeneration, and functional recovery.
The tibia contributes significantly to overall leg length and body proportions. When performed with proper planning and rehabilitation, bilateral tibial lengthening can safely improve stature while maintaining biomechanical balance.
A precise surgical bone cut (osteotomy) is performed on both tibias while preserving surrounding soft tissues and blood supply.
An internal motorized nail or an external fixator is applied to enable gradual and controlled bone distraction.
Bone segments are separated slowly at approximately 1 mm per day. New bone tissue forms naturally in the gap through distraction osteogenesis.
The newly formed bone strengthens and matures while the device maintains alignment.
Structured physiotherapy ensures ankle mobility, prevents equinus deformity, maintains muscle strength, and restores gait mechanics.
A fully implanted motorized nail allows precise length control, improved comfort, and lower infection risk.
Combines intramedullary nail with temporary external fixation, reducing frame duration while maintaining stability.
Traditional circular frame used in complex cases, deformity corrections, or when internal nails are unsuitable.
In carefully selected patients, tibial lengthening typically allows:
Larger corrections may require staged procedures and extended rehabilitation.
Safety depends on:
At HII, bilateral tibia lengthening is performed with a focus on precision, safety, and long-term biomechanical balance. Our goal is to provide medically guided height enhancement with comprehensive recovery support.
Daily physiotherapy to prevent ankle stiffness
Calf stretching to prevent equinus (ballerina foot)
Partial weight bearing with walker or crutches
Bone consolidation monitoring via X-rays
Full recovery timeline: 7–12 months depending on correction
Because tibial lengthening places higher stress on ankle structures, rehabilitation discipline is especially important for optimal functional outcome.