Asked By:ozz1 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
a couple of years ago i had calf implants and i love the results. they are very natural and i have had no problems. i got two implants lateral and medial on each leg. based on my aesthetic goals years later i have come to realise that i actually want my medial part of my calf muscle larger than the lateral. to almost make the leg as a whole to look straighter and have more if a inward direction. is it safe to go one larger in the medial area with a implant? or it is it too risky
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My point of view is: 60 cc calf implant for your case is too small .You need calf augmentation revision surgery with at least 120 cc silicone implant to achive optimal results.Revision surgery is easier than the prior surgery.
Thank you for asking about your trapezius muscle reduction.By partially separating the muscle from its attachment, that released portion of muscle will atrophy because it is not longer active. This can be applied to any muscle. Generally in men and in women, muscle bulk is good and builds ...
Thanks for your question and the photos you provided. You can consider 1. calf implants or 2. fat transfer to the calves. Both procedures have risks and benefits. Make sure you consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to figure out which procedure will be best for you. Good luck!
