Procedures
Calf nerve block (radiofrequency selective neurectomy for calf reduction)
from 21 reviews3 clinics
Radiofrequency energy is applied percutaneously to selected motor nerve branches supplying the gastrocnemius so that the muscle atrophies and calf circumference decreases. Muscle volume change appears over several months.
Non-surgical
Rating
9.38/ 10
from 21 reviews
Satisfaction
90.5%
from 21 reviews
FX as of 2026-08-06 · VAT refund for foreign patients ended in January 2026
Recovery data is not published for this procedure. It is a Korean domestic brand name with no independent clinical literature. We prefer stating that the data is unavailable over publishing unsupported numbers.
Reported issues for selective neurectomy of the calf include gait weakness during early recovery, asymmetry, and partial return of muscle bulk through reinnervation.
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