I've had skinny calves all my life. I've never considered implants due to risks and. Implications associated with it. I recently learned that calf augmentation can be done with fat transfer. I've done research but it doesn't seem to be a very popular procedure. My main concern is weather it is a safe procedure and how likely is the fat to survive. I have enough fat to donate in my my abdomen area. It doesn't seem like there are many doctors who perform this type of procedure. Is it safe? Thank u
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It all depends in the calf implant size chosen and how small or tight your calf tissues are. Four calf implants (two in each leg) can be safely placed in most patients as long as the size they have chosen is not too large.
Any and all surgery leaves a scar however the location as well as the patients genetics are big determining factors and how inconspicuous scar result is. Most scars, including calf implants scars, require a full year and a half to two years to fully mature and blend in with the surrounding s...
Calf implants are always a more predictable and assured method of enlarging the calfs. A BBL can be done at the same time provided one has enough fat and their buttock enlargement goals are in line with the amount of fat that can be harvested. While combination BBL and calf implant surgery can...
