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Body Contouring

Hip dip correction

Hip dips are a normal feature of the body’s anatomy, caused by the shape of the pelvis and how skin and tissue sit over it. Treatment is not necessary, and it may not remove them completely. Where a smoother outline is wanted, fat transfer and sometimes liposuction of surrounding areas may be considered after assessment; your surgeon will discuss the limits, risks and alternatives before anything is agreed.

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Concerns it may address

  • Hip indentations
  • Hip contour and proportion concerns

Why suitability matters

Not every treatment is right for every person. During your consultation, your clinician will review your medical history, examine the area of concern and discuss whether Hip dip correction — or an alternative — is appropriate for you.

What to expect

Consultation

A private discussion of your goals, history and expectations, with time for your questions.

Treatment

If suitable, your treatment is carried out according to your personalised plan, with your comfort prioritised.

Recovery & follow-up

Compression and rest are usual, with a staged return to activity. Fat survival varies, and further treatment may be needed.

Potential benefits

  • A plan tailored to your anatomy, goals and medical history
  • Results that aim to complement your natural features
  • Ongoing clinical support and follow-up

Limitations

  • Results vary from person to person and cannot be guaranteed
  • Some treatments require more than one session or periodic maintenance
  • Not everyone will be a suitable candidate

Risks

  • Contour irregularity, asymmetry and temporary numbness
  • Variable fat survival, so change can settle over time
  • Infection, bleeding or fluid collection
  • Serious risks associated with fat transfer, which your surgeon will discuss

Frequently asked questions

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Your consultation

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Book a private consultation, in person in East Legon or online, and discuss what feels right for you.

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