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Calf Implants







As a part of body why should legs be ignored! Even they have all the rights to look perfect and avail all the beauty treatments. Now a days everybody is trying to achieve perfect size and shape as per their body. Exercising to enhance the calf does not work for many people. So what can be done? Calf is the answer for you question. This surgery is an option available for the people wishing to have a curvy body. Like other parts of body having curves on calf is also important to have a perfect sized body.

About Procedure and Recovery

Calf implants enhance the shape and size of the calf muscles by placing soft, solid silicone implants in pockets overlying the existing gastrocnemius muscles. The calf muscle is a two-headed muscle (one head on the upper inside of the leg and the other on the upper outside of the leg) on the back of the leg that attaches on each side of the femoral bone just above the knee and extends down the leg ending as the Achilles tendon at the heel. These implants which may be one to each leg or two depending on the desired effect are placed through small incisions in the creases behind the knee.

Talipes Equinovarus

Talipes Equinovarus defects caused by genetic deformities and/or diseases that can affect the lower bone and musculature of the body. While calf implants are not a cure for these ailments, they can provide anatomical balance, when needed, in less serious cases. Depending on the extent of the defect, calf implants can help.

Poliomyelitis

It is a disease caused by viral infection. Highly contagious, it invades the nervous system and can cause total paralysis. It largely affects children under five years old, often leaving partial or complete paralysis in the lower legs, and there is no cure. It can, however be prevented by vaccine, which will last for a lifetime.

Spina Bifida

is a neural tube (crest) defect (NTD) that affects the complete development of the nervous system including the brain, spinal cord and protective tissue structures. It is a genetic birth defect and affects one tenth of one percent of all births occurring in the U.S. Because of the nature of the disease, quite often it affects mobility.

Clubfoot

A birth defect, clubfoot affects the foot, ankle areas and knee area where the heel and toes can be turned inward. Instances of clubfoot have been medically documented for decades, and approximately 66% of all instances occur in boys. Serial casting, a method whereby the bones of the affected areas are slowly stretched.

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