Calf augmentation surgery with implants

Many people would like to change the shape and size of their calf muscles. But even intensive physical exercises can only sometimes cope with the problem. Calf augmentation and contouring (cruroplasty) will make the outlines of the legs voluminous and more prominent, returning them to beauty and harmony. This surgery is most effective in cases of underdevelopment of the calf muscle or improper distribution of soft tissues. Implants for cruroplasty are a shell of dense and durable elastomer filled with silicone gel. In terms of physical properties, they are very close to muscle tissue. Implants come in different shapes and volumes, with smooth or rough surfaces. They are selected individually using a 3D visualization program per the patient's anatomical features and wishes. General anesthesia is usually used for calf augmentation. Next, the implant is placed through an incision in the natural popliteal fold with a 2. 5 to 4 cm length. It is important to place both implants so that the legs are symmetrical and even. Then the incisions are sewn together, and a bandage is applied. After 3-5 months, the traces of the operation will completely disappear. As a result of calf augmentation surgery, the legs become more rounded, slender, and attractive.