Body · Contouring
Hip Dip & Hip Projection
Smooth lateral hip dips and enhance hip projection with HyaCorp filler or AlloClae donor fat, a non-surgical, in-office treatment tailored to your anatomy.
Overview
What Are Hip Dips?
Hip dips are the natural inward indentations between the hip bone and the top of the thigh. They're a normal anatomical feature influenced by your skeletal structure and how fat is distributed, not a sign of being overweight or unhealthy.
Hip projection refers to the outward curve and volume of the hip and gluteal area. Many patients seek both: softening the hip dip indentation and adding projection for a fuller, more balanced silhouette.
How It Works
The BioAesthetics MD Protocol
- A consultation and assessment map your hip dip depth, hip projection goals, and anatomy.
- Under sterile conditions, your physician injects HyaCorp filler or AlloClae donor fat into the targeted hip area, in-office, to add volume and create a smoother, more rounded contour.
- Volume is visible immediately, with final results settling as any swelling subsides.
Who It's For
Am I a Good Candidate?
Candidacy depends on your anatomy, skin, goals, and overall health. This is a non-surgical injectable treatment, so there are no incisions and typically minimal downtime compared to surgical options. A consultation is required to determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you.
Benefits
Why Patients Choose Hip Dip & Hip Projection
Non-Surgical
No incisions, no general anesthesia, performed in-office.
Purpose-Built Options
HyaCorp and AlloClae are both designed specifically for hip dip and gluteal contouring, not general-purpose fillers.
Natural-Feeling Results
AlloClae donor fat and HyaCorp are chosen to look and feel like your own tissue, not overdone.
Manufacturer Results
AlloClae Results Gallery
Before
After, Day 1 — 43.5cc AlloClae to each hip dip
Photos courtesy of Dr. Kamakshi Zeidler, Campbell, CA, provided by the manufacturer to illustrate AlloClae results. Not an actual BioAesthetics MD patient. Individual results will vary.
Your Options, Explained
HyaCorp & AlloClae Donor Fat
We don't use Sculptra or Radiesse for hip dips or hip projection, those biostimulators can help skin texture, but they aren't designed to restore real volume.
HyaCorp is a hyaluronic acid–based filler formulated specifically for larger-area body contouring. Because HA is naturally found in the body, results are temporary as your body gradually breaks it down over time.
AlloClae Donor Fat is an allograft adipose (donor fat) product used to restore volume and enhance contour. It's derived from carefully screened human donor tissue, processed to strict standards, offering a soft-tissue option for patients who want natural-feeling volume without harvesting fat from their own body.
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Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Hip dips are the natural inward indentations between the hip bone and the top of the thigh. They're a normal anatomical feature influenced by your skeletal structure and how fat is distributed, not a sign of being overweight or unhealthy.
HyaCorp is a hyaluronic acid–based filler formulated for larger-area body contouring. Hyaluronic acid is a substance naturally found in the body, and HA fillers are temporary because the body gradually breaks them down over time.
After a consultation and assessment, filler is injected into the targeted hip area under sterile conditions to add volume and create a smoother, more rounded contour. The procedure is performed in-office.
AlloClae is an allograft adipose (donor fat) product used to restore volume and enhance contour. Derived from carefully screened human donor tissue and processed to strict standards, it offers a soft-tissue option for patients seeking natural-feeling volume enhancement, without the need to harvest fat from their own body.
No. This is a non-surgical injectable treatment, so there are no incisions and typically minimal downtime compared to surgical options.
Because HyaCorp is a hyaluronic acid filler, results are temporary. Longevity varies from person to person based on factors like metabolism, the area treated, and the amount used. On average, body fillers last 18 to 24 months, and in some people may last more than 36 months. Your provider will discuss expected timelines during your consultation.
Most patients tolerate the procedure well. Techniques to improve comfort may be used. Some tenderness, swelling, or bruising afterward is normal.
Downtime is typically minimal. You may be advised to avoid pressure on the treated area, for example prolonged sitting or sleeping directly on the area, for a period, and to avoid strenuous exercise briefly. Your provider will give you specific aftercare instructions.
Candidacy depends on your anatomy, skin, goals, and overall health. A consultation is required to determine whether this treatment is appropriate for you.
As with any injectable, there are risks. Common temporary effects include swelling, bruising, tenderness, and firmness at the injection site. Larger-volume body filler injections carry their own considerations, and your provider will review all potential risks and complications with you in detail during your consultation.
Volume is visible immediately, though final results settle as any swelling subsides. Your provider will advise what to expect.
Cost depends on the amount of filler needed to achieve your goals. We provide personalized pricing after your consultation.
Schedule a consultation with our team to discuss your goals and create a personalized treatment plan.
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