CALF IMPLANTS

Though we have different shapes of calf implants, the projection deficit in each patient is different. In men, it’s very important that the muscle generate a strong and marked contraction.

In women, we can increase the lateral projection of very thin legs and, at the same time, increase the posterior projection, as well as the thickness of the leg close to the ankle, looking to avoid marking the leg in a muscular way and creating an athletic but feminine thicker leg.

All this is done under our calf’s muscles, projecting our own anatomical structures without the implant being felt or noticeable.

The technology and design of these implants has changed and offers us a variety of models to place the size, length, volume and projection that each individual patient needs.

Procedure

Only a small incision is done behind the knee, on the flexion fold. The area is lifted carefully and, with a guide, the implant is placed correctly.