Hip Implants

I was wondering if you found any information about this issue. I'm 26 and I have the same problem.

-aisha

I've work in surgery for 10 years and have never heard of that. I don't think it is is even possible with out fracturing the pelvis and you don't want that done.

If hip implants aren't possible, maybe you could look into butt and/or breast implants.

It would fill out your frame a bit, and maybe that would help you feel more womanly.

Also, don't forget the effects of time -- women typically gain 15 lbs every decade, so it's possible your body will flesh out on its own!

I'm 26 and worried about basically the same thing. I've done a bit of research and can't find any examples of "hip implants", let alone examples of happy patients with good cosmetic results.

I had some cosmetic surgery about 5 years ago and while it totally dealt with my body image issues with my face and i'd do it again in a heartbeat, I was somewhat surprised at how much it takes out of you. I can say that hip bone work seems like it would be a *hugely* invasive procedure compared to the benefits.

I've heard of quacks who will inject silicone directly into your body in small doses over time (or really bad ones :( who do a lot all at once). In lots of latin american countries "transvestis" (something like the transsexual prostitutes in the us from what I understand), who have a similar problem with "too boyish hips", get injections there during back room procedures. Some people think it looks really great initially, but i've heard horror stories about even the initial results and after a few years the silicone frequently starts to migrate and you've got a disaster on your hands. So that's a no go too.

Butt implants and a boob job aren't what i'm looking for either, I have plenty of ass for a nice profile, it's just the appearance of (no) curves from straight on or behind that I hate. Plus i'd rather not have foreign objects in me. Even a simple common breast aug sounds scary to me since I looked into the 10 and 20 year prognosis on ruptures and internal scarring and whatnot. Ick.

My current "hmmm... Maybe this would work" idea is to have my floating ribs removed.

Here's a plastic surgeon who'll do it and even has before and after pics posted online: http://www.Aaronston emd.Com/ribremoval.Shtm

i really don't like the scars from that procedure, but there are people who do an endoscopic version of rib surgery at http://www.Spineuniverse.Com/displayartic le.Php/article2506.Html

neither of the people at the second link seem to be plastic surgeons, they work on patients with scoliosis, so they might not do it at all because you "aren't sick, just vain" or some ethical thing like that. (i say :p to that.) if they will do it they might not be good at scar management and other things cosmetic surgeons are supposed to be focused on. Shopping around might be possible.

At this point i'm still in the stage where I just day dream and maybe wander the web a bit every so often. I only found this thread via google when I thought it would be good to be sure that "hip implants" if they existed weren't maybe a better idea than rib removal. If I ever do make a decision maybe i'll come back to this forum and post about how and why I made it.

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I have same problem, been searching internet 4 years and trying things. I haven't given up yet, but is very frustrating. I'm 35 so I feel like this is my last chance to be a beautiful young woman that doesn't get mistaken for a boy. I've tried buttock implants, don't do it. I had to go back to Bangkok to have it removed. It made the back of my butt bigger, which in turn actually makes the side of you look even smaller. It just looked rediculous. The dr lied and said he could make it look like hips is bigger. But to some drs, they use hips and butt interchangeable like is same thing when it is not. I also just had fat transfer even though I knew it was not a sure thing. First off, I went into it having very little fat to take off from anywhere. They took fat and moved it, but is only little difference and only at the bottom of my hips. I still have indentations on my hips. It looks like my waist is bigger than most of my hips. It only measures bigger because of my butt, but from the front I look like I indent instead of curve. I understand how much this pains women, as it pains me greatly. I have gone around wearing foam pads, but I do not want to spend my life feeling like a cross dresser when I am a woman and not a man. So I keep looking for something to help like all of you. Next thing I will try is a filler. I read hydrogel is bad, but there is this filler used for AIDS patients who get lipoatrophy called PMMA. It isn't approved in US yet, but they use it in South America. I still think it will be a minimal difference. They always seem to be able to use these things on the butt, but for some reason they always feel like it cannot work well on the hips. But I will try anyway. One place said could make more difference from behind than from front. But people look at people from the front so I want to look like a woman from the front. I aleady look like a woman from behind simply because my butt is not flat. After the implant disaster my butt never completely went back down. I still have some pain at times and the muscle never heals. I had an mri once for a different injury and it happened to get the buttocks on film and they noted there was injury and inflamation to the area and this was like 2 years after the implants were removed. I want hips more than anything in the world so I will pretty much try anything once. I'm doing it for me and everyone else in my situation. If something works, I will let you know. I know how you feel. Sometimes I just want to cry, even when I'm at work and I sit there and feel like I will never be able to fix this one thing about myself that I hate the most about myself. I can't help but look at other women all day long thinking hips like that would be perfect for me, can't I just have that too and I know it is so unhealthy to spend each and every day feeling like this and looking at other women and being jealous and feeling embarrassed. I haven't gone to the beach in years, but I'm going this weekend because my friend wants to go, but I dread how unhappy I will be while she is standing there with hips and I am standing there hiding under I don't know what yet. Anyway, feel free to drop me a line if you have any tips or just want to wallow in misery together.

So what's the deal with hip implants... I would marry my girl in a heartbeat if she had bigger hips because that is what really turns me on sexually? Don't want to lose this girl....

drag queens/m-f trannies have them done, it's being done somewhere. you can check out mexico & india, south america and anywhere in europe, but to do the research on the docs and ask someone who's had it done. it is possible, and whoever said that crap about "hip fracture" is probably a man who doesn't understand the different curvature of a woman's lower half. if a man can have them done to look like a woman, they would be more pleasing and easier to be done on a woman, even if you have straight hips from the front view. you're still a woman and have the necessary anatomy for round hips.

you might want to wait until after you have at least one child because our bodies change drastically after pregnancy, even if your straight hips get wider, you could have a better plane for implantation. it's similar to butt implants.

Now there are surgerys (if you even want to call them that) where they install a sillicone sack into your hips that they can fill with sillicone in many diferent installments. They just pump you up and you go... the same day.