Can I get a a tummy tuck with fat transfer to my hips only? (Photo)

It appears as though you're a great candidate for the tummy tuck, but as far as fat grafting goes you'll most likely get some increase in hip size, but not a ton.  This is because it looks like you don't have a ton of fat for the procedure, but I would need to evaluate your back to see if I could get enough fat from those areas.  I have done both of these procedures before, and I had my patients lie on their backs in a beach chair position for optimal healing and comfort.Thank you for your question!Dr. Schreiber, Baltimore plastic surgeon

It is possible to get a tummy tuck with fat transfer to your hips only. During your tummy tuck, liposuction can be performed to redefine your waist contour. The fat removed can then be transferred to your hips, although you may not have enough to make a sizeable difference based on your photo. Sleeping on your back during your recovery is recommended, since your buttocks won’t be targeted during surgery. 

Hi. Yes. You will benefit from a full tummy tuck. Fat for the transfer can be accessed from anywhere in your body. From your pics, I am sure we have enough of it to draw from. Send me the side profiles of your hip as well to advice further. 

While it is possible to do a tummy tuck with fat transfer to the hips at the same time, based on your picture I think it would be challenging to get enough fat to make fat transfer to the hips worthwhile.

Thank you for your question and photo. You appear to be an excellent candidate for a full tummy tuck. The abdominal skin excision and muscle tightening could give you an excellent contour as well as improve the tone of the anterior abdominal wall. Liposuction could be used to better define your flanks and thighs. Fat harvested from liposuction can be grafted to your hips if you desire. Please see a board certified plastic surgeon for an in-person examination to discuss the specific details of the procedures. Ask to see before and after photos to get an idea of what can be achieved. Hope this helps!