Hip Liposuction in Turkey

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Hip liposuction in Turkey in 2026: from £1,600 to £3,000, compared with £2,200 to £4,000 in the UK. Love handles or outer thighs, how much fat is removed, sourced risks, recovery and how it differs from fat injection: what to know before you travel.

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Written by Kevin, founder of bestclinic.co.uk, an information site on medical tourism since 2021. Sourced, general and non-medical content: it does not replace the advice of a healthcare professional. Our editorial policy

What is the price of hip liposuction in Turkey?

The price of hip liposuction in Turkey ranges from £1,600 to £3,000, compared with £2,200 to £4,000 in the UK. This all-inclusive package covers general anaesthesia, the 1.5-hour procedure and 1 night in hospital. Premium accommodation and VIP transfers are also included.

📊 Price table 2026

Type of procedurePrice TurkeyPrice UK
Standard hip liposuction£1,600 - £3,000£2,200 - £4,000
Vaser liposuction (High Definition)£2,600 - £3,900£5,500 - £8,000
Hips + Abdomen lipo (Combo)£2,200 - £3,300£3,500 - £5,200
Hips + Outer thighs£2,200 - £3,100£4,800 - £7,000
This surgical budget in Istanbul covers everything: upscale hotel accommodation, private airport transfers, clinic fees, an English-speaking interpreter, post-operative medication and close medical follow-up.

What is hip liposuction?

Hip and love handle liposuction in Turkey is a procedure that reshapes the hips and removes the love handles. Hip remodelling can involve implants or fat injections to enlarge them, or liposuction to reduce their size.

Many patients turn to hip aesthetics to give their body a shape that is better proportioned and more harmonious with the rest of the body.

Patients who need hip liposuction in Turkey are first assessed, taking their wishes into account. The surgical method is decided according to the body contour, the waist measurement and the shape of the hips in relation to the legs.

Hand pinching a fold of fat on the hip above a pair of jeans
The fold of fat on the side of the waist is what is known as the love handles.

Depending on the current shape of the hips and the look you want, fat injection may be enough. In some patients, silicone implants are needed to widen and straighten the hips. These implants are made of silicone, and placing them carries its own risks of complications, distinct from those of liposuction.

Read also: Cosmetic surgery in Turkey

Hip augmentation surgery

Hip widening surgery is performed under general anaesthesia. The procedure lasts 2 to 3 hours. This duration varies according to the patient’s surgical requirements.

Two weeks after hip enlargement surgery, the patient is booked in for frequent consultations with the doctor to monitor progress.

Hip reduction surgery

Hip reduction is carried out to reduce the size of the hips by removing fat. The abdominal area, the thickness of the legs and the body structure all matter. It may not be possible to reduce the love handles as much as you would like. The natural size of the hip must be determined before the operation.

Diagram of the hips and thighs in two before and after panels
Drawing: the yellow areas mark the fat targeted on the upper hips and thighs.

Post-operative care

  • The surgical area must stay dry for two days. That means avoiding baths and showers.
  • A specialist compression garment must be worn for 4 to 5 weeks after the procedure.
  • Sport should be avoided for a few months.
  • Care must be taken to protect the buttock area. Be particularly careful when sitting down.


FAQ - Frequently asked questions

How much does hip liposuction cost in Turkey and the UK?

In Turkey, hip liposuction costs from £1,600 to £3,000, compared with £2,200 to £4,000 in the UK. The quote depends on the volume to be removed, the technique, standard or Vaser, and the areas treated at the same time, such as the abdomen.

Love handles are the fat that spills over the side of the waist. The outer thighs sit lower down, on the outer surface of the legs. Liposuction, or liposculpture, of the hips targets the first area.

Beyond 5 litres of fat aspirated, across all areas combined, the procedure is classed as large-volume liposuction[1]. After this type of procedure, a meta-analysis reports 3.35% major complications[2]. The volume is decided during consultation.

In a randomised trial of 36 women of normal weight operated on the abdomen, the aspirated fat had not returned at 6 months. Deep fat, however, increased by 10% in those who remained physically inactive[3].

Yes, that is the principle of fat transfer: fat taken by liposuction is prepared and then injected to fill a hollow in the hips. This adds volume instead of removing it, and its price is not in the table.

It carries the risks of any surgery. Out of more than 2.3 million liposuctions performed worldwide each year, complications are estimated at around 5%, and mortality at around 1 in 5,000, linked to blood loss[4].

Follow-up on site stops at departure. A review of 44 studies identified 589 patients treated for a complication after cosmetic surgery abroad, mostly infections[5]. See the guide to medical tourism in Turkey.


Sources & References

  1. Golpanian S, Rahal GA, Rahal WJ. Outpatient-Based High-Volume Liposuction: A Retrospective Review of 310 Consecutive Patients. Aesthetic Surgery Journal. 2023. View the source
  2. Kanapathy M, Pacifico M, Yassin AM, Bollen E, Mosahebi A. Safety of Large-Volume Liposuction in Aesthetic Surgery: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Aesthetic Surgery Journal. 2021. View the source
  3. Benatti F, Solis M, Artioli G, et al. Liposuction induces a compensatory increase of visceral fat which is effectively counteracted by physical activity: a randomized trial. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. 2012. View the source
  4. Perez Pachon ME, Santaella JT, Oñate C, et al. Artificial Intelligence-Driven Blood Loss Prediction in Large-Volume Liposuction: Enhancing Precision and Patient Safety. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 2025. View the source
  5. Alkaelani MT, Koussayer B, Blount T, et al. Complications of Medical Tourism in Aesthetic Surgery: A Systematic Review. Annals of Plastic Surgery. 2023. View the source

About the author

Kevin

I'm Kevin, the founder of the site. My personal journey has made me understand how important it is to be well informed before a cosmetic, dental, hair or reproductive medicine procedure. Today I want to help those who are considering a medical trip, by offering them information on the procedures, their costs, preparation and post-operative follow-up. Although my articles are written with the greatest care, they in no way replace the personalized advice of a health professional. I invite you to discover my story to better understand my approach.



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