What Causes Hip Dips? | Hip Dip Causes
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guideWhat Are Hip Dips? The Complete Anatomical Explanation | Hip Dip Causes
Hip dips — sometimes called violin hips — are the inward depression that appears on the side of your upper thigh, just below your hip bone, when you stand
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What are hip dips?
Hip dips (violin hips) are the inward curves on the sides of the body below the hip bones. Natural, 30% of women.
What causes them?
Hip dips are caused by pelvis shape — the bone structure between hip bone and thigh bone. Genetic.
Can you get rid of them?
You cannot change the bone, but visibility reduces 20-95% via exercise, shapewear, fillers, or surgery.