Can calf implants be combined with fat grafting?

Yes. The Form & Face calf implants gallery includes a case of calf implant surgery combined with fat grafting, demonstrating how the two techniques can be used together to achieve a more natural and comprehensive calf augmentation result. Dr Norris will discuss whether a combined approach is appropriate for your anatomy during consultation.

When can I see results after calf implant surgery?

The Form & Face calf implants gallery includes post-operative photos at seven months, demonstrating results once swelling has fully resolved. Most patients begin to see the improvement in calf shape and definition once the initial swelling settles in the weeks following surgery, with the final result becoming apparent over subsequent months.

Who is a suitable candidate for calf implants?

Suitable candidates for calf implants are patients in good general health who wish to improve the shape or size of their calves due to a congenital defect, asymmetry, injury, or inability to build muscle bulk through exercise. Patients must have no serious underlying medical conditions. A consultation with Dr Norris is required to confirm suitability and discuss the appropriate implant type and size.

Calf Implants (Calf Augmentation) Photos

Calf Implant and Fat Grafting before and after images, front view, surgery results, post-op 7 months, Patient 1

For more details about Calf Implants (Calf Augmentation), please visit our main Calf Implants (Calf Augmentation) page, or contact us and schedule consultations with Dr Norris.

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