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With today's plastic surgeons making TV pitches for all types of modifications, it may not be surprising that a Georgia podiatrist offered to make a 5-foot-5-inch man taller for $40,000. But by performing a leg-lengthening procedure purely for cosmetic reasons, the podiatrist violated the law, a Georgia appeals court has ruled. The patient alleges the surgery -- which entails breaking the legs -- gave him 5 more inches, but left both legs bent and one leg longer than the other.
October 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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