AZALA Skin Clinic now offers alloClae in Fort Lauderdale, a fresh approach to restoring volume with your own fat tissue. No surgery, just your natural shape given back to you.
alloClae™ Structural Adipose Filler in Fort Lauderdale, FL
A Trusted Name in Natural Restoration
AZALA Skin Clinic's approach to aesthetics centers on precision and respect for the body's own architecture, a standard set by Paula Brezavscek, a board-certified physician assistant and master injector with over a decade of experience. Her team brings that expertise to the Fort Lauderdale location with a non-surgical way to restore volume without synthetic material. Schedule a consultation at AZALA Skin Clinic's Fort Lauderdale studio to see if this treatment suits your goals.
Am I a Good Candidate for alloClae?
alloClae tends to suit people who want to restore or refine volume without going under the knife, especially those who lack enough donor fat for a traditional fat transfer. It can also help patients dealing with hip dips or irregularities left by liposuction. The AZALA team will confirm candidacy during a consultation at the Fort Lauderdale location.
What to Expect During alloClae Treatment
Marking the Area
Prior to treatment, your provider outlines the target area based on your natural proportions, ensuring the added volume complements your existing shape.
Placing alloClae
Using a minimally invasive approach, the material is placed just beneath the skin, a sensation many compare to other injectable treatments. The full process usually wraps up in under an hour.
Shaping the Results
After placement, the provider shapes the area to achieve a smooth, natural-looking contour. Results are often visible immediately, with minor settling possible in the days that follow.
alloClae Results
Since alloClae relies on your own fat tissue, results show up right away and settle into a natural look and feel. The length of time results last differs from person to person, shaped by individual body chemistry and lifestyle habits.
Treatments That Pair Well With alloClae
- Glute Enhancement: Uses Radiesse® injections to build volume and lift in the buttocks gradually
- EmSculpt: Builds muscle while reducing fat in the abdomen or glutes through electromagnetic technology
- Cellulite Reduction: Helps minimize the appearance of cellulite for a smoother look
- Kybella: An injectable that targets fullness under the chin
- Morpheus8: Pairs microneedling with radiofrequency to tighten and contour the skin
alloClae FAQ
Is alloClae the Same as a Fat Transfer?
Is alloClae Safe?
What Are the Risks of alloClae?
How Does alloClae Compare to Traditional Dermal Fillers?
Can alloClae Be Paired With Other Treatments?
Who Isn't a Good Fit for alloClae?
How Many Sessions of alloClae Are Typically Needed?
Is alloClae the Same as a Fat Transfer?
Not quite. alloClae relies on processed donor fat rather than fat harvested from your own body, so there's no need for a separate liposuction step to collect material.
Is alloClae Safe?
alloClae falls under FDA regulation as a human cell and tissue product, which means donor tissue is screened and tested for transmissible disease before it's used. Your provider can go over the exact safety protocols in place.
What Are the Risks of alloClae?
Like other injectable-based treatments, temporary swelling, bruising, or firmness at the site are possible. Less common risks include infection, hematoma, nodule formation, or an allergic reaction, all of which your provider will cover during your consultation.
How Does alloClae Compare to Traditional Dermal Fillers?
Traditional dermal fillers usually rely on synthetic ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, whereas alloClae is built from natural fat tissue, giving it a different way of integrating with your body.
Can alloClae Be Paired With Other Treatments?
Often, yes. The AZALA team can help determine whether combining alloClae with another body contouring treatment supports your specific goals.
Who Isn't a Good Fit for alloClae?
alloClae isn't recommended for those with severe allergies, a history of anaphylaxis, or an active infection. Your consultation will help determine if it's the right choice for you.
How Many Sessions of alloClae Are Typically Needed?
Most patients see their desired outcome after just one session, though your provider might suggest a follow-up treatment depending on your goals.
