Question 1

What is alloClae made of?

Accepted Answer

alloClae is made from donated human fat tissue. According to the manufacturer, it contains non-living fat cells, extracellular matrix, triglycerides, and connective tissue, processed to keep the tissue's natural 3D structure. It contains no living cells, no implant material, and no synthetic filler.

Question 2

Is alloClae FDA-approved?

Accepted Answer

No. alloClae is not FDA-approved or FDA-cleared. It is regulated by the FDA as a human tissue product (a Section 361 HCT/P), the same framework that applies to many donated tissue grafts. Donor tissue must meet FDA requirements that include donor screening and testing for transmissible diseases.

Question 3

How long do alloClae results last?

Accepted Answer

The manufacturer states that because alloClae contains naturally occurring fat, results can be lasting, and that duration varies with your body and lifestyle. Across donor fat matrix products as a class, a 2026 systematic review in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery found volume retention as low as 21.5% in some studies. Individual results vary, and no specific duration can be promised.

Question 4

How much does alloClae cost in Raleigh, NC?

Accepted Answer

Pricing for alloClae at RegenesisMD is determined at your consultation. Cost depends mainly on how much volume is needed and how many areas are treated, and some plans are staged over more than one session. Final cost depends on your personalized protocol.

Question 5

What is the downtime after alloClae?

Accepted Answer

According to the manufacturer, treatment is performed in-office, typically in under an hour, and most patients return to normal activity within 24 to 48 hours. Your provider gives you specific aftercare instructions based on the areas treated. Individual recovery varies.

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