Hip fat transfer in Korea: can hip dip fat transfer correct pelvic asymmetry?
Patient Registration Info
| Age | Weight | Height | BMI |
|---|---|---|---|
|
20s |
49kg |
166cm |
17 |
Surgical site
Surgical site : Abdomen, hip area｜ liposuction volume : 500cc ｜ Hip dip fat transfer : Hip fat transfer (Right: 90 cc / Left: 200 cc)
Many human bodies
are not perfectly symmetrical
between the left
and right sides.
Even when not obvious,
arm thickness and shape
may differ depending
on dominant arm use.
Similarly, leg thickness
is rarely identical
between both sides
of the body.
The waistline
and pelvic contour
can also show
visible asymmetry.
These asymmetries
are often difficult
to correct through
diet or exercise alone.
In many cases,
postural imbalance
or skeletal structure
may be the cause.
For this reason,
some patients choose
plastic surgery correction
to restore symmetry.
Correcting asymmetry
in the waist
and hip regions
can improve balance.
This helps restore
more stable
and harmonious
overall body proportions.
[Patient Information]
Age: Mid-20s
Height: 166 cm
Weight: 49 kg
BMI: 17
Even with similar
body conditions,
surgical methods
and results may vary.
Although the patient
had a naturally slim body type,
they were concerned about
waist and pelvic asymmetry.
As seen in the photos,
the waistline lacked definition,
and the left and right contours
were visibly different.
This caused the overall
body contour transition
to appear uneven
and less harmonious.
The primary cause
was identified as
scoliosis, resulting in
waist axis deviation.
This caused the
waist-to-pelvis line
to develop in an
asymmetrical contour pattern.
In particular,
there was a clear
volume difference
between both hip areas.
As a result,
the body contour balance
appeared inconsistent
from multiple angles.
To correct this,
abdominal liposuction
and hip fat grafting
were planned together.
However, because
skeletal asymmetry
cannot be fully corrected,
complete symmetry is limited.
Therefore, the goal
was to restore
a more symmetrical waistline
and balanced pelvic contour.
This approach focused on
creating a more natural,
stable, and harmonious
overall body proportion balance.
Before surgery,
the waist contours
were not evenly formed
on both sides.
The left abdominal area
appeared visibly wider
compared to
the right side.
The right waist-to-pelvis line
appeared relatively straight,
with an uneven
and irregular contour.
This caused
the overall body axis
to appear slightly
tilted and unbalanced.
To improve this,
abdominal liposuction
was performed to create
a more defined waistline.
By precisely controlling
the liposuction depth and levels,
the asymmetrical waist contour
was carefully corrected.
In addition,
hip fat grafting
was performed with
adjusted graft volumes.
This helped improve
the left-right volume imbalance
and restore
better contour symmetry.
As a result,
the waist curvature depth
became more balanced
on both sides.
The waist-to-pelvis transition
also became more
symmetrical and stable,
creating a more
harmonious and balanced
body contour line.
From the back view,
the left-right asymmetry
appeared more clearly
and noticeably pronounced.
The waist curvature
and pelvic height difference
showed significant
structural imbalance.
Therefore, during
abdominal liposuction
and hip fat grafting,
precise control of
height adjustment points
and accurate
fat graft placement positioning
were critically important
for optimal correction.
Because this procedure
focused on correcting
subcutaneous fat layer imbalance,
rather than altering
the skeletal structure,
a highly precise
and delicate surgical approach
was required
to achieve balanced
and natural results.
In the post-operative photos,
the previously tilted
waist central axis
appears more
aligned and stabilized,
and the pelvic starting points
on both sides
show improved
symmetrical balance.
As a result,
the overall back contour
appears smoother,
with a more
harmonious and balanced
body proportion line.
From the side profile,
the waist circumference reduction
from abdominal liposuction
is clearly visible.
The previously insufficient
hip volume and
irregular, disconnected contour
were significantly improved,
allowing the previously
sagging pelvic line
to appear more elevated,
creating the effect
of visually longer legs.
The photos were taken
at 3 months post-surgery,
when some liposuction swelling
may still remain,
so this cannot yet
be considered the
fully finalized
contour result.
However, the transition
from the waist
to the pelvis
has become more
symmetrical and balanced,
forming a stable
and natural
body contour line.
In cases where
asymmetry is caused
by skeletal structure
or postural imbalance,
this case demonstrates
how liposuction and fat grafting
can provide meaningful
contour correction
and improved body balance.
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