Calf Implant

Calf implants can be used to add bulk and definition to calf muscles, dramatically improving the appearance of the lower legs

Also known as calf augmentation and calf enlargement

Calf augmentation with implants is a procedure to increase the size and improve the shape of the calf. Patients seek calf implants to tone and define the lower leg if it cannot be achieved with exercise alone, or to correct a muscle imbalance resulting from physical or birth defects.

The recommended surgery to give ideal volume and have perfect legs.

In some people, calfs are poorly developed, being sometimes not symetrical with the rest of the leg and body.

The calf implant surgery is a surgical procedure aimed at increasing the volume of the area of the gastrocnemius muscle in the legs, shaping its form and improving the body contour of men and women.

Involves an incision in the groove behind the knee (crease formed between the leg and thigh) and the placement of an implant beneath the fascia of the muscles of calf.

The calf augmentation consists in increasing the calf volume achieved by placing silicone implants through an incision at the level of the posterior fold, creating a pocket below the fibrous layer (aponeurosis) of the twin muscles.