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Non-surgical correction of hip dips and lateral gluteal contour using Sculptra. Performed personally by Dr. Amir Mortazavi, MD.
Hip dips — the inward depressions between the hip bone and the upper thigh — are a skeletal characteristic, not a fat or fitness problem. They come from the distance between the iliac crest and the greater trochanter, and the depth of soft tissue over that gap. No amount of training or weight change fills them, which is why they persist regardless of what people try.
Sculptra adds soft tissue volume over that area by stimulating your own collagen production, softening the depression and producing a smoother curve from waist to thigh.
First, an honest answer most people don't get:
Hip dips are normal. They occur in a large proportion of women across every body composition, including very lean and very athletic ones. They are not a flaw, and there is nothing medically wrong with having them.
They can be softened if you want them softened. That's a preference, not a correction — and worth being clear about before spending several thousand dollars.
Why Sculptra rather than filler or fat transfer:
Filler is impractical at this scale — the volume required would be prohibitively expensive and isn't how HA products are designed to be used.
Fat transfer produces more volume in one procedure, but involves liposuction, anesthesia, and weeks of recovery, plus unpredictable graft survival.
Sculptra builds your own collagen gradually over months. No surgery, no downtime, and a result that develops progressively rather than appearing overnight — which is why it reads as natural rather than augmented.
This is a series, not a single treatment. Multiple sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, with collagen building over three to six months after each. You will not see a result at four weeks. Patients who expect one are consistently the ones who feel it failed, when what actually happened is they judged it before it started.
Total vials depend on your anatomy, depth of the depression, and goal. Vial count is determined at consultation — the options here reflect typical ranges.
Sculptra cannot be dissolved. There is no reversal agent. Product placed in the wrong plane can produce firmness or nodules that surface months later, and correction is difficult. At body volumes this large, placement judgment matters more than anywhere else — which is why this isn't delegated.
What to expect: 60 to 90 minutes. Swelling and tenderness for several days; bruising is common. Avoid intense lower-body training for about a week. Duration is typically two years or longer.
Consultation required before booking. This is not a treatment to purchase from a product page.
New to this? Read is a Sculptra butt lift right for you and the full Sculptra butt lift guide before booking.
Non-surgical correction of hip dips and lateral gluteal contour using Sculptra. Performed personally by Dr. Amir Mortazavi, MD.
Hip dips — the inward depressions between the hip bone and the upper thigh — are a skeletal characteristic, not a fat or fitness problem. They come from the distance between the iliac crest and the greater trochanter, and the depth of soft tissue over that gap. No amount of training or weight change fills them, which is why they persist regardless of what people try.
Sculptra adds soft tissue volume over that area by stimulating your own collagen production, softening the depression and producing a smoother curve from waist to thigh.
First, an honest answer most people don't get:
Hip dips are normal. They occur in a large proportion of women across every body composition, including very lean and very athletic ones. They are not a flaw, and there is nothing medically wrong with having them.
They can be softened if you want them softened. That's a preference, not a correction — and worth being clear about before spending several thousand dollars.
Why Sculptra rather than filler or fat transfer:
Filler is impractical at this scale — the volume required would be prohibitively expensive and isn't how HA products are designed to be used.
Fat transfer produces more volume in one procedure, but involves liposuction, anesthesia, and weeks of recovery, plus unpredictable graft survival.
Sculptra builds your own collagen gradually over months. No surgery, no downtime, and a result that develops progressively rather than appearing overnight — which is why it reads as natural rather than augmented.
This is a series, not a single treatment. Multiple sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, with collagen building over three to six months after each. You will not see a result at four weeks. Patients who expect one are consistently the ones who feel it failed, when what actually happened is they judged it before it started.
Total vials depend on your anatomy, depth of the depression, and goal. Vial count is determined at consultation — the options here reflect typical ranges.
Sculptra cannot be dissolved. There is no reversal agent. Product placed in the wrong plane can produce firmness or nodules that surface months later, and correction is difficult. At body volumes this large, placement judgment matters more than anywhere else — which is why this isn't delegated.
What to expect: 60 to 90 minutes. Swelling and tenderness for several days; bruising is common. Avoid intense lower-body training for about a week. Duration is typically two years or longer.
Consultation required before booking. This is not a treatment to purchase from a product page.
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