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Injectable donated fat that restores natural volume and refines body contours without surgery, implants, or synthetic filler. See it simulated, mapped to the treatments it powers, and built into a plan.
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Plan • Injectable
Recommended Protocol
alloClae
Allograft adipose — injectable fat
Maintenance & Follow-Up
Ongoing plan
alloClae is injectable allograft fat — processed donor adipose tissue — used for non-surgical body contouring. Placed through a small cannula, it adds natural, lasting volume to areas like hip dips and the buttocks with minimal downtime, offering a fat-transfer-style result without surgery. It's regulated as a human cell & tissue product (HCT/P), not an FDA-approved drug or device.
Understanding alloClae
alloClae is an allograft adipose product — sterile, processed human fat tissue from screened donors — used for non-surgical body contouring. It preserves the natural 3D structure of fat cells and extracellular matrix, so once placed through a tiny cannula it behaves like the body's own fat, adding subtle, natural volume anywhere fat naturally exists: hip dips, buttocks, and contour irregularities. Treatments are typically done in-office in under an hour with immediate results and most patients back to normal activity within 24–48 hours — a fraction of the downtime of a surgical fat transfer. As a human cell and tissue product, it's screened and tested under the FDA's HCT/P regulations rather than approved as a drug or device.
For a practice, alloClae opens a body-contouring conversation for patients who want fat-transfer-style volume without surgery or the weeks of recovery it demands. Because the result adds shape rather than removes it, showing the projected contour on the patient's own photo makes an abstract idea concrete — and turns a high-consideration procedure into a confident booking.
Quick Facts
alloClae
Made by
alloClae (allograft adipose, HCT/P)
Category
Allograft adipose — injectable fat
Type
Injectable / medical supply
US regulatory status
Regulated as a human cell & tissue product (HCT/P) under 21 CFR Part 1271 — screened, processed donor tissue, not an FDA-approved drug or device.
From the treatment room
Provider perspectives on alloClae
Morgan Gale, MSN, NP
Founder & Owner
Aesthetic Artistry Laser Center
North Bethesda, MD
In their words
Hip dips & buttock contouring
“My new love. What I can do in the hip dips and the butt is nothing short of a lipo fat transfer, but with basically no downtime — a tiny incision, and the fat settles in and integrates with your own.”
alloClae is how practices deliver body sculpting treatments
See the full treatment category — what it does, the concerns it solves, and how it fits into a visual 12-month plan.
Concerns alloClae addresses
Each concern maps to its full range of options — and lets patients preview their result before they commit.
Abdominal Volume
Stubborn midsection fullness that doesn't respond to diet and exercise, refined for a flatter contour.
Explore concernBra Fat
Stubborn bulges around the upper back and bra line that show through fitted clothing.
Explore concernArm Volume
Excess fullness or fat in the upper arms that resists diet and exercise, refined for a leaner contour.
Explore concernThigh Volume
Excess fullness in the thighs that resists diet and exercise, refined for a slimmer, contoured shape.
Explore concernCellulite
The dimpled, lumpy skin texture on the thighs, buttocks, and abdomen caused by fibrous bands beneath the skin.
Explore concernSkin Laxity - Body
Loose, sagging, or crepey skin on the body — abdomen, arms, thighs — from aging or weight changes.
Explore concernalloClae questions, answered
Common questions patients ask about alloClae — and what practices should be ready to answer.
What is alloClae made of?
alloClae is made from donated human fat tissue that has been rigorously screened and processed to remove living cells while preserving the natural 3D structure of the fat and extracellular matrix, so it integrates like your own fat where it's placed.
How is alloClae different from a fat transfer?
A traditional fat transfer harvests your own fat via liposuction, which means surgery and weeks of recovery. alloClae uses ready-to-use donor fat placed through a tiny cannula in-office, with most patients back to normal activity in 24–48 hours.
Is alloClae FDA-approved?
alloClae is marketed as a human cell & tissue product (HCT/P) under FDA regulations that require donor screening and disease testing. That's a different pathway than an FDA-approved drug or device — your provider can walk through what that means for you.
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