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Although reduction of the calf muscles by way of partial neurotomy (partial cutting of the nerve to the calf) is a known successful procedure, I am not aware of anything similar and safe for the forearms. For the calf reduction, a couple small <1 inch long incisions are used to find the nerve behind the knee and then the nerve is patially cut so as to atrophy (shrink) the muscles over 6 -12 months but function of the muscles remain. Hope this helps...RAS
Fat transfers are a long lasting, natural, and safe option to improve contour. Fat transfers use your own fat from a different area of your body (typically your hips, buttocks, or abdomen). Since it is your own fat, you can't be allergic to it and last longer than other fillers- about 50% of the...
The most common and effective procedure for calf reduction is partial neurotomy - essentially clipping part of the nerve branches to the calf muscle causing it to atrophy (shrink some) over the ensuing 6-12 months. Like any procedure it is highly recommended to seek consultation...
Thank you for your question and for sharing your photos. I would need to examine you in-person to best answer your question. Bone structure, muscle, and fat all contribute to the shape of the lower leg. When there is excess fat, this can be removed with liposuction to create a more shapely lower...