Very few surgeons would suggest that you do hip implants (or other hip surgery) and breasts at the same time as it complicates the recovery. Very few even do hip implants with most suggesting fat transfer into the hips at the same time as implants into the buttock region which can make a nice flow to the area, or fat transfer alone to sort out the "hip dips".
If you're set on hip implants (as I was for a long time before I spoke to a few surgeons about it) I did hear a good report from dr Cardenas in Mexico, but that's the only good report I've heard of hip implants. I know a fair few girls who had significant problems with them.
As for the breasts, see if you can find a surgeon that uses crysalis program, which basically scans in your breasts into a computer and then shows you how you'll look with the various shapes and sizes of implants. You'll be surprised at how natural the round ones can actually make the breast look. (I am going for anatomical because it will help raise my nipple position).
I also agree with someone before about seeing a surgeon experienced with trans patients. I saw a surgeon who told me that the way that the male chest is organised, we have more surface blood vessels in the breast, and as such we are at a higher risk of bleeds etc from those blood vessels, increasing the incidence rate of significant operative bleeding by something like 2%, a very small risk still, but I'd rather a surgeon who is aware of it and keeps it in mind when operating on me!
