Is there a safe way to administer synthol on the calf area without long term side effects?

Thank you for your question about your calves and calf implants.It is normal to see a slight asymmetry when one side of the body is compared to the other.If the difference is noticeable, the common causes would be previous injury or underdevelopmentIt usually is the result of a smaller...

Thank you for your question about your thin lower legs and ankles.This is a surprisingly common problem.Calf implants can be placed in the leg.These will give bulk to the lower leg but not the ankles.This is what bothers most people - not the thin ankles themselves.However if the ankles are also...

Large calves may be due to either bulky muscle, heavy underlying bone and/ or fat. While it is difficult to assess the cause of your problem from the photographs, a skilled board certified plastic surgeon should be able to determine if the bulk of your problem is because of abnormal fatty...