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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Calf Implants.
Good candidates are healthy adults seeking improved calf volume or symmetry. Ideal patients have realistic expectations, sufficient soft tissue coverage, and no active infections. Dr. Javaheri evaluates anatomy and medical history to recommend the best approach.
Initial healing takes two to four weeks with limited weight-bearing and compression. Most patients resume light activities within two weeks and return to full exercise in six to eight weeks, depending on healing and surgeon guidance.
Risks include infection, implant shift, scarring, numbness, and contour irregularities. Careful surgical technique and follow-up reduce complications. Dr. Javaheri reviews individualized risks, prevention strategies, and monitoring during consultation.
Yes — implants are customized in size and profile to harmonize with your anatomy. Dr. Javaheri measures and discusses aesthetic goals to select implants that create balanced, natural contours complementing your silhouette.
Calf implant surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia or monitored sedation to ensure comfort and safety. An anesthesiology team evaluates medical history and supervises care; risks and options are reviewed during preoperative planning.
Implants are durable and often last many years, potentially decades, but are not guaranteed lifetime devices. Routine follow-up monitors integrity. Replacements may be needed for complications, changes in anatomy, or personal preference.