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Calf implant surgery, also known as calf augmentation, is a cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the size, shape, and definition of the lower legs. Using specially designed implants, the procedure can add volume to the calves, improve their proportions, and address certain differences in size or shape.
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How does it work?
Calf augmentation involves placing a specially designed implant into a carefully created pocket in the lower leg. The implants are typically made from medical-grade silicone and are selected according to your anatomy and desired outcome.
The incision is commonly placed in a natural crease behind the knee. The implant’s position, size, and shape are planned by your surgeon to create a balanced contour that complements the rest of your legs.
Achieve the balanced, sculpted lower legs your workout couldn’t finish.
It’s not just about adding size. It’s about proportion.
Calf implants may help address:
- Calf volume: Adding fullness to naturally slim or underdeveloped calves.
- Muscle definition: Creating a fuller, more developed appearance.
- Leg proportions: Balancing the appearance of the calves with the thighs and rest of the lower body.
- Asymmetry: Improving differences in calf size or contour in selected cases.
Whether your goal is a more athletic look or improved symmetry, your surgeon will recommend an approach based on your anatomy and expectations.
Enjoy a natural-looking transition from thigh to ankle with custom-tailored calf contours.
Built Around Your Proportions.
Not every goal can be reached in the gym. And that’s okay.
Calf implants offer another option for people who want to enhance their lower-leg shape beyond what exercise alone has achieved. The goal is not to create oversized calves, but to choose an implant size and placement that suit your natural proportions.
Because the right shape is the one that works with your body.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
Calf implants may be suitable for adults who want to increase calf volume or improve asymmetry and are in good general health. Your surgeon will assess your leg anatomy, medical history, expectations, and suitability for surgery before making a recommendation.
The result depends on implant selection, placement, tissue coverage, and your individual anatomy. A carefully planned procedure aims to create a contour that complements your legs, although implants may sometimes be visible or palpable beneath the skin.
Swelling, tightness, soreness, and temporary changes in walking can occur after surgery. Many people need around one to two weeks before returning to desk-based work, while recovery for exercise and more strenuous activities can take several weeks or longer. Your surgeon will provide a personalised recovery plan.
Calf implants can provide long-lasting results, but they are not a guarantee of a lifetime without further treatment. Complications such as infection, implant displacement, discomfort, or changes in the surrounding tissue may require additional surgery. Your surgeon will explain the potential risks and long-term considerations.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before your surgery
- Discuss your desired calf shape, medical history, and expectations with your surgeon.
- Review the recommended implant size, placement, incision, and potential risks.
- Follow your medical team’s instructions regarding medications, smoking, and pre-operative preparation.
After your surgery
- Wear compression bandages or garments as directed by your surgeon.
- Elevate your legs when resting and follow instructions for walking and activity.
- Avoid strenuous exercise and lower-body training until your surgeon clears you.
- Attend all follow-up appointments and seek prompt medical advice if you experience severe or increasing pain, unusual swelling, fever, or other concerning symptoms.
