Violin hip or flat hip refers to inward curvated shape between pelvic (hip) bone and femur on the lateral (side) of the human body. This appearance which is called dip can be obviously visible externally even from under thick dress.

Additionally depending on the individual anatomical and physiological structure like bone thickness and density, strength and length of especially buttock muscles and body's subcutaneous fat storage mechanism may lead the dips to be appeared more prominent.

Mostly there are two major surgical method that preferred for violin hip treatment. One of this methods is hip implantation which is easiest and in relative terms more confortable surgical option. Another surgical method is fat injection into the relevant area. Both methods have their own advantages and disadventages.

General evaluation of hip implementation: 

• It is suitable for individuals with heavy hip depression.
• More prominent result in a short time with less pain.
• It is not suitable for the patients with chronic or cvs diseases.
• The aging skin and body structure may cause the implants to sag and shift.

General Evaluation of fat transfer:

• It has higher compatibility and less irritation rate.
• This surgical technique does not cause any scars like implant placement.
• This method may cost more than implementation any needs special care to achieve best result.

Before deciding on any any treatment method, the suitability of the surgery and the expectations after the procedure should be clearly consulted with an expert plastic surgeon to ensure the convenience.