What You Need to Know Before Going for Hip Dips Injections

Hip dips are a common occurrence. The space between the hip bone and the bone of the thighs is frequently seen, especially when there is less body fat. Hip dips cannot be eliminated without cosmetic assistance.

Consider a therapy/injection if you want to do something about it but don't want an extended recuperation period, such with a fat transfer, for instance. With such therapy or injections, you typically increase the hip dip volume over the course of three sessions.

By combining this treatment with a butt lift or silver augmentation, many clients choose to achieve a BBL effect.

How do hip dips work?

Hip dips or heupen opvullen( fill up hips) are soft inward curves that can be seen above the thighs and slightly below the hips. Hip dips, often known as "violin hips," are bodily curvature that are present by nature. Hip dips can occur for a variety of causes.

First off, although they are not always visible on every body, hip dips are a natural component of our skeletal structure. However, how prominent they are, depends on the shape of your bones.

It goes without saying that this is an entirely typical aspect of the anatomy of many women. These “hollows” are not associated with illness, physical condition, being underweight or overweight because they are the result of hereditary and anatomical factors.

The visibility of the droops that oppose the natural curves is probably influenced by the placement of fat. Moreover, there is a relationship with other skeletal anatomical characteristics, and additional elements may affect how they appear:

-          The larger trochanter’s size.

-          The femoral neck’s length.

-          The hips’ width.

-          The vertical separation between the trochanter, hip socket, and ilium.

Hip dips – are they normal?

Hip dips are entirely typical. Your anatomy, bone structure, muscles, and the amount of fat you carry on your hips all have a role in hip dips.

Non-Surgical Hip Augmentation's Benefit

The fact that injections are a relatively simple solution for the problem is one reason why they have been so successful in addressing hip dips. In the past, correcting hip dips needed plastic surgery, fat grafting, or a combination of the two to provide the desired results. Such a therapy, however, makes it simpler than ever to get the desired shapes.

Furthermore, employing dermal filler can address other problems in the region that other traditional treatments are unable to. Around the hips, thighs, and waist region, stretch marks, cellulite, wrinkles, and other aging symptoms can be very prevalent.

Dermal fillers such as heupen opvullen( fill up hips)  can be expanded for usage in these areas without interfering with your hip augmentation.

What must I do following the procedure?

To ensure consistent dispersion of the biostimulator, the hips and buttocks must be rubbed right away after the surgery.

You must give a 5-minute massage to your hips and buttocks twice a day for the next five days.

Do any long-term complications exist?

They are unusual. When the skin is punctured by a needle, there is a very small chance that infection will develop.

Little lumps may develop beneath the skin. In order to prevent this, the biostimulator needs to be distributed equally throughout the injection site.

Wrap Up

The expert doctors at Medica Estetica recognize that before starting therapy, you'll want to see images of previous outcomes. They only treat their customers' privacy very seriously.

As a result, only patients who have provided their explicit consent can view pre- and post-photos of heupen opvullen (fill up hips) during a consultation with the doctor. They want to avoid having third parties receive the findings of their clients in this way.