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    INTRODUCTION

    Individuals who are self-conscious about their legs because they have underdeveloped calf muscles and lack definition and contour to their legs can consider calf implant surgery to improve their appearance.

    The pliable implants-which come in a variety of sizes and shapes-are placed at the calf muscle through an incision in the crease of the knee; the result is a calf that is fuller and more shapely. Implants are made of a solid but soft, inert material (Silastic is one brand name) which has been tested and used successfully for years. The resulting appearance is very natural whether the leg is resting or during exercise.

    Men and women alike are choosing this enhancement for a number of reasons. Some individuals want to be able to wear shorts, bathing suits (or short skirts) with a greater sense of confidence. Some people have tried and tried to build up their calf muscles through exercise, to no avail. Other individuals may be victims of disease or injury that has resulted in withered leg muscles. For them, the surgery can bring back an appearance of normalcy and boost their self esteem.

    Your plastic surgeon will give you recommendations and realistic expectations. Be honest and open about your desired appearance; the doctor's goal is to give you pleasing results that will make you happy for a long time.

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