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Humans first developed their hip muscles when they started to walk upright, and beautiful hips are known as a key feature of sexual appeal across cultures. Despite the long history of man’s interest in hips, a scientific approach toward achieving beautifully shaped hips has only recently been explored. The gluteus maximus muscles, which are crucial for walking, are often mobile and pressurized, and their use in hip augmentation surgery may result in a number of complications [1,2]. Hip-up surgery via implants was first reported by Robles et al. [3] in 1984, and went these procedures went through numerous iterations to reach the final methodology reported by Vergara and Marcoes [1] in 1996, which is still used at present. Implants are placed between the muscles in the hip-up operation, and the safety of this technique has been less studied than other surgical procedures, as it has been utilized for less than 20 years [4-6]. Caution ought to be taken in Korean women, as almost no practical research has been conducted in this population specifically. The hip muscles of Koreans are smaller and thinner than those of Caucasians, and implant insertion might therefore result in side effects or complications. In this study, we classified the hips of Korean women into 6 types in an attempt to establish the distribution of various hip shapes and to approach them more safely. Surgery was carefully performed only after considering which type of hip a given patient had. Many other classifications can be considered, but these 6 types are thoroughly discussed and compared in this article. Woong Heo, Bong Gweon Park, Seungki Youn, Hee Chang Ahn

Classification of Hip Shape and Customized Hip Augmentation in Asian Women