Hip line asymmetry can usually be treated by the following methods: First, conservative treatment: for mild hip line asymmetry, congenital hip dislocation should be considered, and can be fixed and corrected by using a sling with stirrups. Generally, after fixation and correction, the symmetry of hip line can be restored. Second, surgical treatment: for patients over four years old, the degree of hip dislocation is more serious, and the secondary changes of bone and soft tissue will be aggravated, so it is difficult to succeed in fixation by manipulation, and it is necessary to consider surgical treatment. Through pelvic osteotomy treatment, the clinical symptoms of hip stripe asymmetry can be improved and congenital hip dislocation can be removed. With early diagnosis and early treatment, it can lead to rapid relief of the clinical symptoms of hip stripe asymmetry. If the treatment is delayed, it will affect the function of the hip joint and affect the patient’s normal weight bearing and walking.