Calf augmentation is suitable for individuals who: Have naturally thin or underdeveloped calves, Experience calf asymmetry between legs, Are unable to build calf muscle despite exercise, Have muscle loss due to injury, illness, or nerve damage, Want improved leg proportion and definition, Seek a permanent alternative to fillers or fat transfer, Desire enhanced confidence in fitted clothing or swimwear
Leg proportions are assessed, implant size and placement are planned, and expectations are discussed.
General anaesthesia ensures a comfortable and pain-free procedure.
A small incision is made behind the knee crease. The silicone implant is carefully positioned over or within the calf muscle for natural contour.
The incision is sutured, and compression garments are applied to minimise swelling and support healing.
Yes. When appropriately sized and placed, calf implants provide natural-looking muscle definition and balanced leg proportions.
Yes. Silicone calf implants are designed to be long-lasting and typically do not require replacement.
The incision is discreetly placed in the crease behind the knee, making scars minimal and well concealed.
Yes. In cases of asymmetry, a single-leg augmentation can be performed to achieve balance.
Our surgeons combine advanced body contouring expertise with precise implant selection to deliver safe procedures and proportionate, natural results.
