What are hip dips?
Hip dips are the natural indentations on the sides of your hips, between your waist and thighs. They are caused by the shape of your pelvis and the distribution of muscle and fat. Hip dips are completely normal and occur in almost everyone, though the degree to which they are visible varies from person to person.
How can we treat hip dips?
Hip dips can be effectively softened with a combination of stem cell treatments and collagen-stimulating fillers. In a stem cell treatment, your own fat enriched with stem cells is injected, providing natural volume and tissue regeneration. Collagen-stimulating fillers, such as Radiesse or Sculptra, enhance this effect by firming the skin and underlying tissue while stimulating new collagen production. This gradually creates a smoother and more natural hip contour.
Will the result look unnatural?
No, treating hip dips does not have to look unnatural. Because the treatment uses your own stem cells or collagen-stimulating fillers, the volume is built up in a subtle way. The outcome is a natural roundness of the hips that fits the rest of the body, without an exaggerated or artificial effect.
"Hip dips are not an imperfection, but if you wish to soften the contours, we can treat them in a natural and refined way."