Although the most important cause of thick legs is fat, sometimes the calf muscles are also a significant cause of thickness. In this case, although the treatment of adipose tissue provides thinning, a satisfactory thinning cannot be achieved without reducing the thickness of the muscle. These muscles especially cause calf thickness and increase the problem of thick legs. Meanwhile, the image of a masculine leg bothers the person. Sometimes one of the calf muscles shows excessive volume increase. This causes crooked or asymmetrical legs. The easiest way to thin the muscles is botox application. The volume of the muscle begins to decrease with botox injections, which are made to shape the thick points of the muscles to the leg. The regional volume increase of the muscles can sometimes cause the appearance of crooked legs or increase the existing distortion. Botoxes make a great contribution to the correction of the crooked leg. The procedure is performed by injecting the bulky areas of the muscles. Botox prevents impulses from nerves to muscles. The muscles that cannot receive stimulation cannot work and begin to thin. After the procedure, the person can go home or work on foot. Its effect begins to be seen within 1-2 weeks. However, botox injections should be repeated 2 times a year at the beginning. Permanent and effective results can be achieved with regular repetitions. In the first application, the expectation should be feminization and shaping. It is not recommended for people who use their legs professionally, such as ballerinas, because the toe-up movement weakens. Apart from that, general botox rules apply here as well. Patients with neuromuscular diseases, pregnant women, lactating women, and the use of certain antibiotics and blood thinners are not treated. Botox should be kept in mind as a non-surgical and easily applicable treatment method for thick legs and crooked legs.
Botox in leg aesthetics
