Introduction: Total hip prosthesis has become one of the important aspects of hip joint replacement surgery. The study about this implant to extent its lifetime is still limited on external factors of the patient that undergo replacement surgery. Besides, evaluating internal aspects also needs to be studied, there is users body weight. Methods: Recent paper presented regarding Tresca stress analysis for hip joint implant with 2D finite element study. The vertical load was taken into account with variation based on six categories of body mass index performed in normal walking condition. Results: We obtain that the stress magnitude of Tresca is linearly increasing with higher body mass index. Also, Tresca stress distribution will increase equal to body mass index category. Body mass index category III obesity has the highest probability of failure and underweight has the lowest probability of failure from the results of Tresca stress. Conclusion: The heavier implant user’s body weight is having greater failure probability based on Tresca stress prediction.