Can you have monsplasty surgery with fat transfer to the hips?

Fat transfer to the hips requires more fat than you would have available in the mons, even if it's large. Because of that, you would need to include liposuction of areas beyond the mons to achieve a beautiful result. You need a virtual consultation to see what your body looks like and to make specific meaningful suggestions and establish a plan of action.

Yes, you can certainly have fat transfer to the hips and a monsplasty done at the same time. We frequently will perform liposuction, monsplasty or mini TT and fat transfer at the same time. It can also be done with local /tumescent anesthesia only.

I am not sure you are asking if you want to have a monsplasty at the sometime that you are having liposuction elsewhere on the body to obtain the fat. If that is the case. Yes, you can have a monsplasty and fat transfer with fat harvested from a another site.
If you are asking if the fat from the mons pubis can be transferred to your hip. The answer is no. There is not enough fat in the mons pubis.

The short answer is yes, these procedures can be performed at the same time. However there will not be adequate fat removed from a monsplasty to perform a worthwhile fat transfer to the hips. I encourage you to visit with a board certified plastic surgeon near you to learn more.

This can certainly be done at the same time, however the Mons area will likely not have enough fat by itself to transfer, so liposuction of another area would need to be done at the same time.