Adjustable height shoe for leg lengthening procedures and leg length discrepancies

An adjustable height shoe for leg lengthening procedures to overcome leg length discrepancies comprising:

• a midsole having top and bottom faces,
• a shoe upper fixedly coupled to the top face of said midsole and adapted to receive the foot of the leg requiring lengthening procedures,
• an outer sole of a length and configuration corresponding to that of the midsole and having a top face and a bottom face, said bottom face adapted to contact the ground, and
• a plurality of unequal, graduated thickness filler soles of a length and configuration corresponding to said midsole bottom face and said outer sole top face, each filler sole being of uniform thickness over the complete length thereof, wherein a thinnest filler sole is of a given thickness X, and the other filler soles are respectively of proportionally increased thicknesses 2X, 3X, etc., and
• means for detachably stacking said plurality of unequal, graduated thickness filler soles together, and coupling the stack of filler soles interposed between the bottom face of said midsole and the top face of the outer sole, such that by selectively varying the number of filler soles within the stack, the overall height of the shoe from the midsole to the outer sole may be incrementally reduced periodically to correspond to periodic increases in length of the leg subject to leg lengthening procedures.