AZALA Skin Clinic introduces alloClae, a new way to restore volume using your body's own fat tissue. No surgery, just your shape, refined and returned to you.
alloClae™ Structural Adipose Filler in Coral Gables, FL
A New Standard in Natural Body Restoration
Precision and a deep respect for the body's natural structure define every treatment at AZALA Skin Clinic in Coral Gables, led by Paula Brezavscek, a board-certified physician assistant and master injector with more than a decade of experience. Her team now brings that same approach to a non-surgical option for restoring volume without synthetic filler. Schedule a consultation with AZALA Skin Clinic to see if this option fits your goals.
Am I a Good Candidate for alloClae?
Good candidates for alloClae want to restore or refine volume without surgery, especially those without enough donor fat for a traditional fat transfer. It may also suit patients with hip dips or liposuction irregularities. A consultation with the AZALA team will confirm if it's right for you.
What to Expect During alloClae Treatment
Mapping the Treatment Area
Before treatment begins, your provider marks the treatment area using your natural proportions as a guide, so placement complements your body rather than working against it.
Placement of alloClae
The material is placed beneath the skin using a minimally invasive technique, similar in sensation to other injectable treatments. Most sessions are complete in under an hour.
Immediate Shaping
Once placed, the area is shaped to create a smooth, natural contour. Many patients see results before leaving the office, though some settling can occur over the following days.
alloClae Results
Because alloClae uses your body's own fat tissue, results appear immediately and tend to look and feel natural as they settle. How long results last varies by patient, depending on individual body chemistry and lifestyle.
Complementary Body Contouring Treatments
- Glute Enhancement: Uses Radiesse® injections to add volume and lift to the buttocks over time
- EmSculpt: Builds muscle and reduces fat in the abdomen or glutes using electromagnetic technology
- Cellulite Reduction: Targets the appearance of cellulite for smoother-looking skin
- Kybella: An injectable treatment that reduces fullness beneath the chin
- Morpheus8: Combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy to tighten and contour skin
alloClae FAQ
Is alloClae the Same as Fat Transfer?
Is alloClae Safe?
What Are the Risks Associated With alloClae?
How Is alloClae Different From Traditional Dermal Fillers?
Can alloClae Be Combined With Other Treatments?
Who Should Not Receive alloClae?
How Many alloClae Treatments Will I Need?
Is alloClae the Same as Fat Transfer?
No, alloClae uses processed donor fat tissue rather than fat taken from your own body, so it doesn't require a separate liposuction procedure to harvest material.
Is alloClae Safe?
alloClae is regulated as a human cell and tissue product, meaning donor tissue is screened and tested for transmissible diseases before use. Your provider can explain the specific safety measures in place.
What Are the Risks Associated With alloClae?
As with any injectable-based treatment, some patients may experience temporary swelling, bruising, or firmness at the treatment site. Less common risks include infection, hematoma, nodule formation, or an allergic reaction, which your provider will review during your consultation.
How Is alloClae Different From Traditional Dermal Fillers?
Dermal fillers are typically made from synthetic materials like hyaluronic acid, while alloClae is composed of natural fat tissue, which allows it to integrate with the body in a different way.
Can alloClae Be Combined With Other Treatments?
In many cases, yes. The AZALA team can discuss whether pairing alloClae with another body contouring treatment may help you reach your goals.
Who Should Not Receive alloClae?
alloClae may not be appropriate for patients with severe allergies, a history of anaphylaxis, or an active infection. A consultation will confirm whether it's the right option for you.
How Many alloClae Treatments Will I Need?
Many patients achieve their desired results in a single session, though your provider may recommend an additional treatment based on your goals.
