Calf Augmentation

The gym industry, and more specifically male body builders, frequently request greater definition of the calf (and pectoral) muscle area. Although they may have what is considered an adequate muscle mass they lack the appropriate sculptured appearance. This lack of definition occurs despite a rigorous exercise programme.

Plastic surgical has responded with calf implants. Today moderately soft, anatomically shaped calf implants can be inserted via an incision in the skin crease at the back of the knee.

It is usual to place two implants in each calf. Each of these implants is to produce a visible fullness that mimics normal anatomy of he calf area.

Once the procedure is completed and the areas healed, a remarkably normal appearance can be achieved. The technique is useful in reconstruction cases where the muscle has failed to develop or as a result of trauma atrophied.

Contact Dr Peter Dixon today using our simple online enquiry form, for more information on the Calf Implant procedure.