Metatarsal Shortening (Weil) Osteotomy

If you had a High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO) in your 50s, you might only need a Total Knee Replacement (TKR) in your mid-60s or later. That’s one of the biggest benefits of HTO — it delays the need for TKR until later in life. 💡 Here’s the good news: TKR is designed for elderly patients and can be done safely — even in your 70s, 80s, or 90s — as long as medical check-ups show you’re fit for surgery. Why Age Is Not a Barrier: * Modern surgical techniques and anesthesia are safer than ever * * * Pre-

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Streamz Culture on Instagram: "A LeFort osteotomy is a surgical procedure used to reposition the upper jaw (maxilla) to improve facial balance, bite alignment, airway function, and overall symmetry. It’s one of the cornerstone operations in orthognathic (jaw) surgery, most commonly performed as a LeFort I, where the surgeon makes precise cuts to the midface so the upper jaw can be moved forward, raised, lowered, or subtly rotated. This controlled repositioning can correct underbites, open bites,