Asymmetrical Hips After Lipo/TT? (photo)

I would recommend waiting 3-4 months to allow all of the swelling to resolve before making any final judgements about your shape.  Then, you can see if you need any revisions.

You are still early in recovery period...and things will evolve over at least 3 months, so right now the best thing to do is wait, and continue to follow your surgeons instructions.  Some underlying hip asymmetry due to asymmetric bone structure or curved spine is quite common. It appears from the pictures that you are not standing perfectly straight, and I wonder if there is some underlying asymmetry. Looking at your preop pictures would help sort that out.  Even if there asymmetry, some liposuction to the more prominent hip could be done in future if asymmetry persists. It looks like your surgeon did a nice job. I would continue to work with your surgeon.

        I think it likely that there is a component of swelling obscuring results at this time.  In addition, there may be some side to side asymmetry in bony and muscular structure that was not appreciated prior to surgery.  Seromas can certainly alter contours.  It is fairly easy to determine by the surgeon the relative flap thickness in liposuction, and something like this in my experience does not occur.  Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA