Hip Dip Filler
Hip dips are inward curves below the hip bone caused by bone structure and fat distribution. Hip dip treatment uses small, planned amounts of collagen-stimulating injectables to soften the indentation and create a smoother hip-to-thigh line. Results are gradual and natural; the amount of correction possible depends on your anatomy.
What is Hip Dip Filler?
Hip dips are normal anatomy, not a flaw, but some people want a smoother silhouette. Because the area moves and bears pressure, product choice and depth are carefully planned.
Safety note: Korea restricts certain large-volume body filler uses (for example, breast augmentation with injectable filler is not permitted). Violacell only recommends body injectables in amounts and areas that your physician considers appropriate after an in-person assessment. See body filler safety.
Hip Dip Filler at a glance
- Procedure time: 30–45 minutes
- Anesthesia: Numbing cream / local
- Downtime: Mild soreness 1–3 days
- Discomfort: Mild
- Sessions: 1–3 sessions
- Location: Violacell Plastic Surgery, 3F, 138 Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul (Sinsa Station Exit 1)
How it works
Biostimulators are placed in the indentation over one or more sessions, building gradual collagen-based support.
Who it is for
- Mild to moderate hip dips
- Patients wanting a subtle, natural contour
Results and how long they last
Progressive improvement over 2–3 months.
Risks, recovery and aftercare
Bruising, swelling, unevenness and nodules; rare infection.
Frequently asked questions
Can hip dips be completely removed?
Deep bony hip dips can be softened but not always fully corrected with injectables.
Related treatments and guides
Medically reviewed by Dr. Kim Young-jun, plastic surgeon · Last reviewed 2026-09-30. This page is general medical information, not a diagnosis; suitability is decided at an in-person consultation.
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