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Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« on: April 13, 2022, 06:52:23 AM »

Dr Axel Becker is performing LL surgeries at the Betz Institute with Dr Betz

https://www.betzinstitute.com/ueber-uns.html#axel-becker

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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #1 on: April 13, 2022, 06:57:47 AM »

More information about Dr Becker

https://www.aerzte-am-alten-zollhof.de/dr-med-axel-becker

https://www.docinsider.de/axel-becker-5

He is not only an orthopaedic surgeon but also an expert in cosmetic surgery. The website lists his knowledge in hair transplants and laser therapy. A unique set of a skills possessed by one surgeon to produce aesthetic LL results.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #3 on: April 16, 2022, 12:00:08 PM »

How can we get Dr Becker to appear as a guest on Cyborg4Life YouTube channel?

He is one of the 4 surgeons in the world today privileged to use a weight bearing device for LL. He has personally learned from Dr Betz himself.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #4 on: April 16, 2022, 04:10:13 PM »

Yeah, please get him for an interview @Cyborg 4 Life!!
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #5 on: April 17, 2022, 02:40:51 PM »

Is he still working as hair transplant surgeon? I saw the google map reviews of his practice and saw their instagram page which led to believe this. Is it not a bit strange that he does both ortho surgery and hair transplant? Both are quite complex fields but idk maybe he is into both.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #6 on: April 17, 2022, 03:07:34 PM »

Is he still working as hair transplant surgeon? I saw the google map reviews of his practice and saw their instagram page which led to believe this. Is it not a bit strange that he does both ortho surgery and hair transplant? Both are quite complex fields but idk maybe he is into both.

Yeah, it seems so! He has an excellent rating regarding his practice:

https://www.jameda.de/freiburg/aerzte/plastische-u-aesthetische-chirurgen/dr-axel-becker/uebersicht/81364216_1/
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #7 on: April 17, 2022, 10:07:39 PM »

Idk man LL is quite complex. LL is even more complex than normal ortho surgeries. Is it possible to split time between hair transplant and this? There is nothing in common in between the 2 specialities.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #8 on: April 18, 2022, 02:57:50 AM »

i have had an fue 1800 unit HT whilst still lengthening at 7cm (Fem, reached 8cm) - no problem.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #9 on: April 18, 2022, 12:47:47 PM »

Idk man LL is quite complex. LL is even more complex than normal ortho surgeries. Is it possible to split time between hair transplant and this? There is nothing in common in between the 2 specialities.

Yeah, both are quite different surgeries but keep in mind that Dr. Axel Becker is trained by a very experienced doctor in the field of limb lenghtening: Dr. Betz.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #10 on: April 18, 2022, 04:22:36 PM »

Yeah, both are quite different surgeries but keep in mind that Dr. Axel Becker is trained by a very experienced doctor in the field of limb lenghtening: Dr. Betz.

Still, even if a surgeon was focusing 100% attention to LL it would not be enough. A surgeon needs to keep up with what is going on in the world, new research, new methods, tools, findings, handle a wide variety of bone cases (not just cosmetic). If he has to spend 40% of his time doing other non LL stuff then its just not ideal. If he spent doing 40% of time doing hip replacements maybe that would help a little but hair transplant is simply not related.

There are always exceptions so idk if he will be the first one to excel in both.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #11 on: April 20, 2022, 10:53:30 AM »

No serious and respectable orthopedic surgeon specializes in anything else than orthopaedics anywhere in the world! The guy is clearly money-hungry, offering every expensive cosmetic procedure that he can make profit from.
The even more worrying thing imo is that Betz chose him as his partner(!)Which makes me worry a lot about Betz's credibility and motivation as well.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #12 on: June 11, 2022, 03:12:09 AM »

How can we get Dr Becker to appear as a guest on Cyborg4Life YouTube channel?

He is one of the 4 surgeons in the world today privileged to use a weight bearing device for LL. He has personally learned from Dr Betz himself.

A surgeon's ability to acquire presumably in-house hardware shouldn't imply anything about the pearls of their technique. If you have any peer reviewed case studies at this surgeon put them in; especially if it's at a reputable journal like https://www.cureus.com/
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #13 on: July 10, 2022, 05:14:32 AM »

Does anyone have quotes for his prices?
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #14 on: September 04, 2022, 01:48:41 PM »

Want to inform here that he is only doing LL nowadays. In the past he did other aesthetic surgeries like hair transplant or tummy tuck. However, it is impossible to be an LL surgeon and not have your entire time filled with this job.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #15 on: September 04, 2022, 07:42:08 PM »

Want to inform here that he is only doing LL nowadays. In the past he did other aesthetic surgeries like hair transplant or tummy tuck. However, it is impossible to be an LL surgeon and not have your entire time filled with this job.

From what you write, I understand that he is a plastics surgeon who decided to dive in LL one day.  what is his legal qualification title and training? is he an orthopaedic surgeon or a plastics surgeon? and what is his previous experience with bones and fractures? Why did he abandon his previous practice and experience with hair transplant and tummy tucks? ...sorry for the questions but something doesn't fit here.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #16 on: September 04, 2022, 08:26:21 PM »

From what you write, I understand that he is a plastics surgeon who decided to dive in LL one day.  what is his legal qualification title and training? is he an orthopaedic surgeon or a plastics surgeon? and what is his previous experience with bones and fractures? Why did he abandon his previous practice and experience with hair transplant and tummy tucks? ...sorry for the questions but something doesn't fit here.

I don’t have the papers from pre op anymore, unfortunately, but I can see if it is written on something else as well. It said he is a Facharzt (specialized Doctor) for orthopedics and orthopedic surgery, he is also a Facharzt for “minimally invasive limb lengthening”. Same as Doctor Betz. On top of that also plastic surgery.
In Germany I think it’s a four year training after your regular Dr title in a specialised field to gain the title of Facharzt. He worked with Betz for some years now.
I don’t know his personal reasons why he chose to change his field, can be a lot of reasons but the accusation of you is a bit ridiculous in my opinion.
 
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #17 on: November 05, 2022, 01:32:54 PM »

Gonna be interesting to see more Becker/Betz tibias diaries to see how Betzbone 2.0 tibias compares to precise 2.2 tibias
« Last Edit: November 05, 2022, 02:03:27 PM by SpeedDialer »
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #18 on: November 05, 2022, 10:11:15 PM »

Why are you assuming he still does hair transplants?  LL seems to be his full time job.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #19 on: December 05, 2022, 06:53:36 PM »

Why are you assuming he still does hair transplants?  LL seems to be his full time job.

Did you ask him?
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #20 on: December 06, 2022, 06:05:30 AM »

No more
he is doing LL surgery now, taking over Dr.Betz from 2023 onwards.
Dr.Betz is retired by end of this year
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« Reply #21 on: December 06, 2022, 06:24:13 AM »

Where will Betz institute exactly be located from 2023? And which hospital will they conduct surgeries?

I can't find info any about Dr. Becker online as an orthopedic surgeon online apart from Betz website. Would be reassuring if he does general orthopedic surgery as well.
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« Reply #22 on: December 06, 2022, 07:09:03 AM »

For me it is not a good idea to give so much money for doing LL with a doctor that is just the apprentice of Betz and his previously field was hair transplant.
If he had very reduced prices then maybe the risk would worth it but paying for a ferrari to have some car from a new company that some ferrari mechanics made the plans seems not wise for me.

There are plenty very experienced doctors in Europe like Giotikas who cost less than some inexperienced German doctor. So I can't find any reason to choose him over them.
Maybe in 5+ years he would be a good idea if he had a successful record of surgeries but now, without Betz (from the new year) I would have never bet my money on him.
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« Reply #23 on: December 06, 2022, 12:10:48 PM »

For me it is not a good idea to give so much money for doing LL with a doctor that is just the apprentice of Betz and his previously field was hair transplant.
If he had very reduced prices then maybe the risk would worth it but paying for a ferrari to have some car from a new company that some ferrari mechanics made the plans seems not wise for me.

There are plenty very experienced doctors in Europe like Giotikas who cost less than some inexperienced German doctor. So I can't find any reason to choose him over them.
Maybe in 5+ years he would be a good idea if he had a successful record of surgeries but now, without Betz (from the new year) I would have never bet my money on him.

Bs

You return to the forum after some time  like me and immediately go on and judge.
He is a specialized orthopedic surgeon and did it for quite some time. He is not doing anything but LL anymore and I was very surprised how knowledgeable he was. Eg Dr Betz only assisted them in the surgery room and after that I never saw him again.
I do understand concerns about when Dr Betz retires and only one surgeon does the surgery. But let me tell you for literally everything post OP Dr Becker was amazing.

I don‘t like promoting anyone I think people should go wherever they want and I am sure there are plenty of great options but me personally, very glad I chose them.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #24 on: December 06, 2022, 12:27:52 PM »

Also one thing that I want to add is that Becker seems to more conservative and strict than Dr Betz was. Me and other patients definitely got the feeling that Dr Betz saw this process very biased, as if everything is easy and you can do crazy things quickly again like driving etc (impossible to drive under heavy medication). Also Dr Betz allowed people to go home after 2 weeks but now Dr Becker changes it to a longer required stay at the rehab there. Which means the price will unfortunately be more soon.
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« Reply #25 on: December 06, 2022, 05:56:14 PM »

Also one thing that I want to add is that Becker seems to more conservative and strict than Dr Betz was. Me and other patients definitely got the feeling that Dr Betz saw this process very biased, as if everything is easy and you can do crazy things quickly again like driving etc (impossible to drive under heavy medication). Also Dr Betz allowed people to go home after 2 weeks but now Dr Becker changes it to a longer required stay at the rehab there. Which means the price will unfortunately be more soon.

How long will that be at the rehab place?
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #26 on: December 06, 2022, 07:52:18 PM »

Bs

You return to the forum after some time  like me and immediately go on and judge.
He is a specialized orthopedic surgeon and did it for quite some time. He is not doing anything but LL anymore and I was very surprised how knowledgeable he was. Eg Dr Betz only assisted them in the surgery room and after that I never saw him again.
I do understand concerns about when Dr Betz retires and only one surgeon does the surgery. But let me tell you for literally everything post OP Dr Becker was amazing.

I don‘t like promoting anyone I think people should go wherever they want and I am sure there are plenty of great options but me personally, very glad I chose them.
A really successful LL surgeon needs many years and hundreds of successful surgeries to be consider as top and charge as much as Betz did who was the most expensive european LL surgeon together with Guichet.
If you believe that a new doctor that is just his apprentice can charge that much and is a better option than a surgeon like Giotikas who has many successful cases and charges much less, then I terribly disagree.
And you mention about what Becker did post op. But for a good LL result more than 80% is the surgery itself and then some relatively slow rate of lengthening together with sensible amounts of lengthening.

So post op it doesn't matter that much how knowledgeable a doctor is if he is not enough experienced and capable to do a completely successful surgery.
And I don't believe that Becker , who is mentioned here that previously was a cosmetic doctor for hair transplants, is more experienced than Giotikas who was a trauma surgeon before doing mainly LL.
And even Betz wasn't as good in the end. No sensible doctor let people lengthen 10+cm as he did.

And after all we are here to write our opinions. Its ok to disagree but its not ok to tell me that I am writing bs. Because I always support my opinion with arguments something that you didn't do, at least on this topic.
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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #27 on: December 06, 2022, 09:22:11 PM »

I’m here to vouch for Dr. Becker and confirm even with “only” a few years of doing LL surgery, he is for sure, in my opinion - a top doctor and would consider him one of the best based on my personal experience.

My thread:
http://www.limblengtheningforum.com/index.php?topic=73542.0

I spent 3 years researching and interviewing almost all the doctors here in the US, and while I have the utmost respect for all of them… I still decided to fly to Germany and get this surgery with Becker.

I would suggest giving him a better chance and also following the instagram account I made specifically for documenting my journey so far. Going for 10cm on tibias.

My IG:
https://instagram.com/maxheight35

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Re: Dr Axel Becker - orthopaedic surgeon Betz Institute
« Reply #28 on: December 06, 2022, 09:56:39 PM »

A really successful LL surgeon needs many years and hundreds of successful surgeries to be consider as top and charge as much as Betz did who was the most expensive european LL surgeon together with Guichet.
If you believe that a new doctor that is just his apprentice can charge that much and is a better option than a surgeon like Giotikas who has many successful cases and charges much less, then I terribly disagree.
And you mention about what Becker did post op. But for a good LL result more than 80% is the surgery itself and then some relatively slow rate of lengthening together with sensible amounts of lengthening.

So post op it doesn't matter that much how knowledgeable a doctor is if he is not enough experienced and capable to do a completely successful surgery.
And I don't believe that Becker , who is mentioned here that previously was a cosmetic doctor for hair transplants, is more experienced than Giotikas who was a trauma surgeon before doing mainly LL.
And even Betz wasn't as good in the end. No sensible doctor let people lengthen 10+cm as he did.

And after all we are here to write our opinions. Its ok to disagree but its not ok to tell me that I am writing bs. Because I always support my opinion with arguments something that you didn't do, at least on this topic.

You are right the key for success is the surgery and of course everyone should/may have his own opinion underpinned by a factbased argumentation. Therefore, please do your homework and a proper research because Dr. Becker is a plastic surgeon AND qualified orthopadic trauma surgeon as well… 

So, it is correct that he has „less“ LL experience than Giotikas but he has for sure enough to be a valid option as LL surgeon. He has learned from Dr. Betz who is together with Paley the best doc - who else can show this on his record? Make your own opinion whats better for you but again pls stay at the facts.



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« Reply #29 on: December 06, 2022, 11:40:27 PM »

A really successful LL surgeon needs many years and hundreds of successful surgeries to be consider as top and charge as much as Betz did who was the most expensive european LL surgeon together with Guichet.
If you believe that a new doctor that is just his apprentice can charge that much and is a better option than a surgeon like Giotikas who has many successful cases and charges much less, then I terribly disagree.
And you mention about what Becker did post op. But for a good LL result more than 80% is the surgery itself and then some relatively slow rate of lengthening together with sensible amounts of lengthening.

So post op it doesn't matter that much how knowledgeable a doctor is if he is not enough experienced and capable to do a completely successful surgery.
And I don't believe that Becker , who is mentioned here that previously was a cosmetic doctor for hair transplants, is more experienced than Giotikas who was a trauma surgeon before doing mainly LL.
And even Betz wasn't as good in the end. No sensible doctor let people lengthen 10+cm as he did.

And after all we are here to write our opinions. Its ok to disagree but its not ok to tell me that I am writing bs. Because I always support my opinion with arguments something that you didn't do, at least on this topic.

Again who told you he is an apprentice?

Absolutely definitely do not agree with 80% being the surgery itself. Even Paley said in his latest cyborg4life interview quote “most surgeons can install an internal nail- it’s not that difficult. But a good LL doctor knows the process and what to watch an eye out for […]”
Why is that? Considering how long this takes and how much you need to actively train. Everyone I met got the nail in perfectly. The outcomes however varied drastically by one factor: how much the person stretched/trained. I would say 30% is the surgery and 70% is patients compliance. This is why in the US they don‘t let you go home in my opinion. They are afraid of lawsuits so they keep you there and do 7 times a week PT where they force you to train/stretch and if you don‘t go they have it on paper. (Ofc this also is better to have a more consistent outcome in patients, for sure. The downside is the increased price).

Where did I not support my stance with arguments? I literally wrote why I disagree.
And again, I couldn’t disagree more.

Also I don’t see why Betz should be “a bad Dr in the end”, how did you come up with that? You probably read one diary of taller90 who did 11cm (and recovered well).
It’s like me saying: oh yea I heard Giotikas took 7h for femur surgery on one patient. He must be awful. There was a death case: He must be bad at the end. Oh someone got nerve problems, he must be not that good. Oh and remember that Paley patient who’s femur broke in the middle of the day post lengthening? Must be a terrible doctor to allow him to walk lol.  (Echo chamber thoughts like these were why I quit this forum back then).


No, i dont think that way. I think Giotikas is a great option for European doctors. And I also think the death case was the patients fault, bc skipping prescribed medication =noncompliance (and also the reason why you should know the process in and out before you do it in my eyes).
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« Reply #30 on: December 07, 2022, 12:41:08 AM »

Again who told you he is an apprentice?

Absolutely definitely do not agree with 80% being the surgery itself. Even Paley said in his latest cyborg4life interview quote “most surgeons can install an internal nail- it’s not that difficult. But a good LL doctor knows the process and what to watch an eye out for […]”
Why is that? Considering how long this takes and how much you need to actively train. Everyone I met got the nail in perfectly. The outcomes however varied drastically by one factor: how much the person stretched/trained. I would say 30% is the surgery and 70% is patients compliance. This is why in the US they don‘t let you go home in my opinion. They are afraid of lawsuits so they keep you there and do 7 times a week PT where they force you to train/stretch and if you don‘t go they have it on paper. (Ofc this also is better to have a more consistent outcome in patients, for sure. The downside is the increased price).

Where did I not support my stance with arguments? I literally wrote why I disagree.
And again, I couldn’t disagree more.

Also I don’t see why Betz should be “a bad Dr in the end”, how did you come up with that? You probably read one diary of taller90 who did 11cm (and recovered well).
It’s like me saying: oh yea I heard Giotikas took 7h for femur surgery on one patient. He must be awful. There was a death case: He must be bad at the end. Oh someone got nerve problems, he must be not that good. Oh and remember that Paley patient who’s femur broke in the middle of the day post lengthening? Must be a terrible doctor to allow him to walk lol.  (Echo chamber thoughts like these were why I quit this forum back then).


No, i dont think that way. I think Giotikas is a great option for European doctors. And I also think the death case was the patients fault, bc skipping prescribed medication =noncompliance (and also the reason why you should know the process in and out before you do it in my eyes).
Many patients of Betz did more than 10cm. Even Tall on the old forum did 12cm and he ended up with terrible knee pain due to a completely.off femur tibia ratio, something that Betz never mentioned to him.
He finally did LL in tibias too with Rozbruch or Mahboubian (I don't remeber) just to not end up crippled, although he didn't need the extra height as he was already about 1.87 after his first LL.
And there are many other cases of Betz with much more lengthening than the safe amounts. Yes I don't think he was a good doctor but someone who made his name when only very few doctors did LL, especially in first world countries of Europe. Another example (much worse though) is Guichet, a very expensive doctor with many very bad cases like Unicorn's etc.

I am in the LL world.more than 15 years (and 12 as an LLer) so I really know what I am talking about.
Betz and Guichet are nothing more than overestimated merchants. I don't know about Becker but he must do LLs less than 2-3 years because I haven't heard about him when I was back in the forum about 3 years ago.
And 3 years of.experience for LL is very little.
If he is more experienced than that then its my fault.

Finally, I insist that doing a successful surgery is the most important for LL. Thinking that just putting an im nail is easy and anyone can do it without problems is plain bs. Even more with externals which at least have the opportunity to fix some things after the initial.surgery, especially hexapods.
But with internals the surgery itself is even more than 80% of a successful outcome. With extrernals yes, the post surgery plays some major role.too.
But doctors like Betz and Becker do almost exclusively internals so if the surgery is not excellent then the final.outcome will be problematic for sure, no matter what the patient will do.
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