The Cosmetic Surgery Blog

Sheila Simmons, New York, hadn't worn skirts in years. She felt very insecure about her legs, which seemed to be too skinny in the calves. "They lack structure and shape," said Sheila. She had thought all hope was lost, until she discovered calf augmentation. A reliable cosmetic surgeon performed a procedure where unwanted fat cells from her waist and hip areas were taken, cleaned, and injected into her calves. The cells go on living as though nothing happened, and her legs look great for it.

The alternative for this kind of calf augmentation is silicone calf implants, which are effective, if a bit risky. Some people have been reported getting unpleasant infections from the implants. Fat transplants, however, remain a safe way to boost your curves.

Want to talk to an experienced plastic surgeon about calf augmentation, or just interested in augmenting your curves? Try The Mandell-Brown Plastic Surgery Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Scarlett Johansson, the youthful actress of 21, starring in such films as Eight Legged Freaks, Lost in Translation and The Island has said that she is determined to fight the signs of aging with cosmetic surgery, when time causes her features to deteriorate. The young actress still believes, however, in a sense of beauty from within, and personal acceptance.

Said Johannson, "Oh I definitely believe in plastic surgery. I don't want to be an old hag, there's no fun in that. But I think if you're comfortable with yourself then that's sexy. Maybe people think that I look sexy because I feel sexy."

If you feel comfortable with plastic surgery, or just want to touch up on your own sexiness a bit, try contacting Dr. Scott A. Greenberg, M.D. of Orlando and Winter Park, Florida.