Basic information:

Hip beauty treatments aim to improve the aesthetics and contour of the hip area, addressing issues such as excess fat deposits, uneven curves and lack of definition. These treatments can help achieve a more balanced and proportional hip-to-waist ratio. A variety of non-surgical and surgical options are available, tailored to individual needs.

Surgical steps:

Tip: Meet with a qualified plastic surgeon to discuss your concerns, goals, and available treatment options. The surgeon will assess your hip area and recommend the most appropriate procedure for you.

Preoperative preparation: Follow all preoperative instructions given by your surgeon, such as avoiding certain medications, fasting, or quitting smoking if necessary.

Anesthesia: Depending on the specific procedure and your preferences, this procedure can be performed under general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation.

Procedure Selection: Common procedures for buttock beauty treatment include liposuction to remove excess fat deposits, fat transfer to increase volume and curve of the buttocks, and surgical procedures such as augmentation. or buttock reduction.

Incision Placement and Surgical Technique: The surgeon will determine the incision placement and technique based on your specific needs. For example, liposuction may involve strategically placed small incisions to access and remove excess fat.

Fat Removal or Augmentation: Depending on the procedure chosen, excess fat will be removed via liposuction or transferred to the buttocks to increase volume and curve.

Closure and recovery of incisions: The incisions will be closed using sutures or surgical glue. You will receive postoperative care instructions, including wound care, pain management, and wearing of compression garments, and you will be scheduled for follow-up appointments to monitor your healing progress.

Disadvantages:

• Temporary discomfort, swelling and bruising in the buttocks area.
• Numbness or change in sensation around the treated area, which usually goes away over time.
• Scars, which will fade over time but may remain visible depending on the procedure and the individual healing process.
• There are rare risks associated with anesthesia and surgical complications, which will be discussed in detail by your surgeon.

After the surgery:

Recovery period: Allow for a recovery period of several weeks, during which you should avoid strenuous activities and follow your surgeon's instructions for proper healing.

Post-operative care: This may include wearing compression garments, taking prescribed medications, maintaining a healthy diet, and attending follow-up appointments.

Results and Maintenance: You should start to see the first results as the swelling goes down, but it may take a few months for the final results to be fully apparent. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle with regular physical activity and a balanced diet can help prolong results.

Scar Management: Your surgeon can provide recommendations for scar management, such as applying topical treatments or scar revision procedures if needed.