If you want to emphasize the bulk of your calf muscles or would like your lower leg to be proportionate to your thigh or someone who feels unsatisfied with how their lower leg looks. You may want to consider calf augmentation or calf implant. It is also an effective way to correct lower leg defects caused by injury, disease, or birth defects, such as clubfoot or spina bifida.
A calf augmentation or calf implant is a plastic surgery procedure that significantly increases the size and improves the shape of the leg. As well as toning and defining your lower leg if it cannot be improved solely through exercise, it can correct a muscular imbalance caused by birth defects.
Silicone is used in calf augmentation or calf implants, a durable rubber-like material inserted under the skin. Upon inserting the silicone, the area will appear full, which is beneficial when it comes to adding fullness to your calves, especially if these muscles aren't well defined. Following this plastic surgery procedure, your calves will look bigger and better toned.
While the plastic surgery is performed as an outpatient procedure, which means that the patient will have the procedure either at the plastic surgeon's office or at the hospital. Taking the necessary preparations would lead to a successful outcome.