How Does alloClae Differ from Other Fillers?

Body fillers are a popular treatment for individuals seeking to add volume and enhance the shape of specific areas of the body. Millions of non-surgical body treatments are performed each year in the United States. Even with a balanced diet and regular exercise, some enhancements cannot be achieved without cosmetic intervention. Body contouring is an effective way to achieve your desired physical appearance. Body fillers, such as alloClae, smooth out unevenness, add volume, and accentuate your natural curves. Unlike traditional facial fillers, alloClae was specially made to contour larger areas of the body. This includes your hips, thighs, buttocks, breasts, and more. So, how does alloClae differ from other fillers? Below, you will find more information about the cosmetic treatment and why it may be right for you.

How Does alloClae Differ from Other Fillers?

Body contouring has made achieving your desired physical aesthetic possible. It is a highly popular cosmetic treatment, as it does not require major surgery. Body contouring treatments, such as alloClae body filler, offers unique benefits compared to alternative treatments.

Natural Body Filler

Traditional fillers are made from synthetic or lab-created materials. Hyaluronic acid fillers are the most commonly used type of filler. They are widely used on the face to address fine lines, wrinkles, and volume loss. However, alloClae is derived from donated human fat. The fat is carefully processed and cleaned to remove any living cells. The remaining material is a natural and safe filler that can be injected into larger areas of the body. It is composed of important components, including collagen and growth factors. This is beneficial for your body as it is much easier to accept. In fact, healthy tissue can naturally be built around it.

Promote Tissue Growth

Injectable fillers maintain their shape for a short period until the body absorbs them. Once the fillers are absorbed, the volume is lost. For this reason, maintaining filler results requires regular treatments. Unlike traditional fillers, alloClae can encourage your body to build and hold its volume. The natural materials taken from human fat contain natural growth factors. This helps new tissue grow in the treated areas. This means that your results continue to improve for weeks as your body adapts to the filler.

Designed To Enhance Your Body

Traditional fillers are designed for smaller areas of your body, specifically your face. Most people get injectable fillers on their lips, cheeks, or under their eyes. These fillers do not last long or work well when used on larger areas of the body. Body fillers like alloClae can be used on your breasts, hip dips, buttocks, or thighs. They can also be used on scars or areas of the body with cellulite. The body filler is a great option for those who want to enhance their curves without surgical intervention.

Long-Lasting Results

One of the major differences between traditional filler and alloClae is the longevity of the results. Traditional fillers last between six and twelve months. In one year, the body has likely broken down the material. This is why frequent touch-up treatments are necessary. However, alloClae lasts much longer.

In many cases, it can last between one and two years. This is because it not only fills the area but also encourages the growth of new tissue. This ensures your results last for well over one year.

alloClae vs. Fat Transfer: What’s the Difference?

When considering body contouring treatment, many people compare alloClae and fat transfers. You may wonder, what is the difference, and which one is right for me? Both treatments add volume and improve body shape. However, there are a few important differences that make alloClae a top choice.

Fat Transfers Require Liposuction

A fat transfer requires liposuction as well. A fat transfer involves removing fat from your own body and transferring it to another area. It is usually taken from the stomach, thighs, or hips. The first consideration is that you need to have enough fat to transfer. Some patients do not have sufficient fat to transfer.

Additionally, the method requires two procedures. Liposuction can result in bruising and swelling. While this is completely normal, it does prolong the recovery time as compared to alloClae.

alloClae Is Already Prepared

Unlike a fat transfer, alloClae is ready to use right away. A fat transfer requires liposuction. The fat needs to be removed from the body and then processed before it can be injected into the new areas. For patients who want a faster and less invasive treatment, alloClae is the best choice. It does not involve as much recovery, as there is minimal bruising, swelling, or discomfort after treatment. Most patients are back to their routine within just a few days. A fat transfer requires much more downtime to fully recover.

Predictable Results

Some have reported that a fat transfer is not as predictable as alloClae when it comes to the results. Some of the fat cells in a fat transfer may not survive after they are moved. Over time, this can lead to volume loss in the treated areas. However, alloClae provides smooth and long-lasting results. The treatment fills the treated area and promotes new growth. The body filler encourages your body to build new and healthy tissue around the treated area. This provides you with predictable, long-lasting results.

Is alloClae Right For Me?

Improving the appearance of your body can boost your self-confidence. If you want to enhance your body image, AlloClae is a great option. It is ideal for patients seeking to enhance the appearance of their breasts, buttocks, thighs, or hips. A regular diet and exercise regimen cannot always help you achieve your desired physical aesthetic. Body contouring can help you reach your body goals with ease. It is a cosmetic treatment that provides natural-looking results that last. Moving forward with treatment requires a consultation with a skilled and experienced plastic surgeon.

If you want to enhance your body’s appearance, contact the team at Gabbay Plastic Surgery today to schedule your consultation.