Is it useful to have a thin leg needle or liposuction on the leg?

First, the stovepipe needle. The so-called stovepipe needle is actually botulinum toxin. The principle of stovepipe is to make muscles atrophy, but this effect is not lasting. After the drug effect, the muscles will slowly return to their original state, so it takes several months to make up a needle. Botulinum toxin is made in China and imported, and the price varies greatly. Doctors have different skills and different fees. If the subject still often runs to stimulate the calf muscles after injecting the stovepipe needle, the effect will be maintained even shorter. Then talk about calf liposuction. Just said, calf fat is more likely to be the cause of fat. However, most of the things here are relative. No matter how fat you are, the body's fat is mainly stored in the waist, abdomen, buttocks and thighs, and the fat on the calf is relatively small. Only when it reaches a certain thickness (the thickness of subcutaneous fat is greater than 1.5cm) is it suitable for liposuction of the calf. At the same time, the calf is densely covered with blood vessels and nerves, and liposuction surgery is difficult. Choosing a doctor is to ensure his experience. In addition to skinny needle and calf liposuction, there is another way to operate skinny legs. This method is to cut an incision from the bend of the leg and cut off the nerve of the calf muscle (gastrocnemius muscle) that is not used for walking at ordinary times, thus causing some calf muscles to atrophy. This kind of operation can thin the legs once and for all, but I don't recommend this kind of operation because it is irreversible. Gastrocnemius muscle and soleus muscle are * * * the same as Achilles tendon. Gastrocnemius denervation atrophy will affect the strength of lift heel and kicking, and may also affect the dorsiflexion of ankle joint. Therefore, doing this kind of surgery may not affect the usual walking, but it has an impact on dancing, running and other sports. To sum up, it is better to learn running posture seriously and be a marathon master.