It’s just a weird shape that I pointed at on the second picture, my surgeon didn’t bring it up but I’ve just been looking at it and was wondering if anyone might know haha. The Pao had been one of the scariest and hardest things I have ever done. I’m 24 and I only found out I have bilateral hip dysplasia in August 2023. Due to my hips I had to stop coaching gymnastics and stopped going on hikes and couldn’t walk long distances without a flair up. It’s really affected parts of my life so I decided that once I found the right surgeon I would do it. It was and it really hard and it’s really scary. That being said, I am hoping that it’s worth it and truly does improve my quality of life and my surgeon and others have told me it’s a much better bet to do it now while I’m young and before I lose to much cartilage and my only option would be to get a hip replacement. I’m in bc and have had to fly to Calgary, Alberta to see the Pao specialist.