For patients exploring natural-looking volume enhancement, two options often come up: fat transfer and newer treatments like AlloClae™.
While both approaches are designed to enhance contour and restore volume, they differ in whether anesthesia is needed, how the fat is obtained, and how readily additional fat can be added.
Fat transfer (fat grafting) uses your own fat to enhance areas such as the breasts, face, or body. It is often used alongside procedures like facelifts and breast lifts to restore volume and improve contour. This process involves:
Fat transfer is often ideal for patients looking for moderate volume enhancement using their own tissue.
AlloClae™ is a fat-derived injectable treatment designed to restore or enhance volume—without surgery or liposuction. It is a regenerative adipose tissue filler derived from purified donor fat that provides both volume and structural support.
It is used in areas such as:
Fat Transfer:
AlloClae™:
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The right choice depends on your goals:
AlloClae™ is more convenient if additional fat is added later, because no liposuction is required. In many cases, these treatments are not competitors, but complementary tools.
There is no one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to body contouring or breast enhancement.
Dr. Goldman evaluates each patient’s anatomy, goals, and preferences to determine whether AlloClae™, fat transfer, or another option will deliver the best outcome.
Understanding the differences between AlloClae™ and fat transfer is the first step—but choosing the right approach requires expert insight.
Schedule a consultation today to learn which option aligns with your goals and lifestyle.