Instead of fat grafts, silicone implants or artificial fillers can be utilized to fill up the hip dip. Some people are apprehensive about surgical treatments. Fat grafting, on the other hand, is a low-risk and straightforward surgical technique with a negligible chance of side effects or complications. It's been used for years by plastic surgeons to restore facial features that have been altered by aging or disease. The breast dip can be filled using silicone implants or tissue-matching products such as Alloderm or Radiesse. Tissue-matching products are made from human cadaver skin or collagen proteins. They provide long-term results and can be used in conjunction with breast augmentation or reduction surgeries. Implant-based options include a variety of shapes and sizes of silicone balloons that are inserted into the chest wall through small incisions. These devices are then inflated with saline solution or sterile water to stretch open the chest cavity and lift the breasts toward a more prominent position. The implants can remain in place for several months before they leak or dissolve away. Artificial fillers such as Juvéderm, Voluma and Restylane are used to treat moderate to severe wrinkles and folds around the face. The injections are given directly into the skin, so there is no risk of infection or rejection. There are different types of artificial fillers available today.