The waist and hip ratio is a physical feature that reflects the overall silhouette of the féminin body and feminine energy. Especially for transgender women who want to boldly assert their femininity, it is a look that they want to have with all its flamboyance and strikingness.

For trans women who desire a feminine appearance, this ratio can play an important role in both the choice of clothes and the connection with the body. So what is that ratio called “ideal”? And do we need major surgeries to achieve it?

What is the Ideal Body Proportion? Is There One Size for All Trans Women?

First of all, it should be noted that there is no single ideal. Because although beauté standards determine our aesthetic preferences, the only thing that will not go out of fashion is everything that is unique to ourselves.

Nevertheless, if we need to address the issue in terms of medical literature and fashion, the most referenced ratio is a ratio of around 0.7, where the waist circumference is narrower than the hip circumference. You can think of this as, for example, a 70 cm waist to a 100 cm hip. Regardless of the numbers, these ratios can be used as a general example of how the waist and hips are perceived as feminine.

But numbers are not the main issue. The goal should be to achieve body balance, create visual harmony and most importantly, to achieve a silhouette that makes you feel good.

Starting Naturally: Nutrition and Exercise

First of all, it is important to start by supporting the naturalness of the relationship with the body, without forcing it. Starting this process in a natural way is also a good foundation for the next steps. The following steps can help you on your journey:

• Estrogen-based HRT, which promotes fat distribution, increases volume in the buttock area over time.
• Exercises that work the lateral gluteal muscles (gluteus medius) can give the body rounded contours.
• Walking, Pilates and light core workouts that support the waist circumference can increase the feeling of slimming.

This process requires patience and continuity, but respecting the body’s own rhythm is the most valuable step. Give yourself time and listen to your body’s expectations while achieving the ideal corps.

It is Possible to Emphasize Proportion with Clothing

It doesn’t necessarily require surgical interventions to achieve the desired body proportions. Choosing the right style and clothes will also help the waist-hip ratio look the way you want:

• High-waisted skirts and pants make the waist look thinner than it actually is.
• Draped or voluminous hip cuts emphasize the lower body.
• The use of a corset offers temporary but effective optical support.
• Emphasis can be directed by playing with patterns and colors (e.g. light bottom, dark top).

Sometimes just looking in the mirror from another angle and analyzing your own body well can make a difference.

Body Feminization: A Lasting, Visible and Powerful Support

When natural methods are not enough or when a more pronounced change is aimed, the possibilities offered by plastic surgery are the kind that will satisfy trans women. But remember; this is a personal choice, not a “necessity”. If you want permanent and more effective results, body feminization may be what you are looking for.

• Fat transfer (BBL) can shape the proportions of the waist and hips with smooth transitions.
• Waist thinning surgeries (including rib filing in some cases) provide a more pronounced proportion.
• Hip replacement is an alternative option for individuals who do not have enough fat tissue.

The most important point here is to prefer surgeons who are experienced and work with transgender individuals. Because choosing the right surgeon is vital for the safety of your health and good results.

Proportions Don’t Matter, What Matters is a Unique Balance

Societal perceptions of beauty present us with certain body types as “ideal”, but the real ideal is the way people like themselves in the mirror. Everyone’s perception of beauty is unique and so are their body characteristics. Going beyond standard and stereotypical perceptions of beauty and discovering your own expectations will also improve your emotional world.

Pay attention to your own expectations, not others’. Because everyone’s perception of the ideal body is different. Some people like curvy lines, others like elegant straight lines. Every individual who knows their body and manages it with love is already the definition of beauty.

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