What Kind of Surgery Do I Need to Make the Part on my Legs Between my Calves and Ankles Thicker?

Thank you for your question. Because fat grafting is unpredictable and lots of fat is required, often in 2-3 settings (and she seem very slim), I would suggest one of the longer silicone calf implant that will not only increase the muscle definition but will also fill the space between the head of the muscle and the ankle proper. This should be done by a qualified plastic surgeon and all risks should be properly discussed. I have performed over 120 of those procedures so far... more

The safest way to do this is with fat grafting. This works really well, and has the additional benefit of allowing the removal of excess fat somewhere else. The fat is gently harvested (using reduced suction pressure compared to normal liposuction) from an area where there is excess, such as your abdomen or flanks. It is then prepared to separate the fat from the fluid injected, and the damaged fat cells. The fat is then injected in multiple little tunnels so that it is... more

There is a silicone implant that can be inserted between the inner part of the calf and the ankle to make this area thicker (where the soleus muscle is) but it should be used with caution and only of moderate size so as to not damage any of the important nerves and blood vessels going into the foot. A physical exam would first be required to determine if this is a relatively good option for you. Because of the rarity of this procedure, I recommend only going to a board certified... more