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International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK
Health
Adrienne Martinez

New Plastic Surgery Trend Uses Cadaver Fats as Fillers: What Is alloClae and Is It Safe?

Plastic surgeons are now using a new aesthetic product called alloClae, which is derived from cadavers. (Credit: Photo: Pexels/Anna Shvets)

There is a new trend going around the plastic surgery community with doctors using cadaver fat as fillers, it's called alloClae, but what exactly is it, and is it safe? Here's everything we know about this new product.

alloClae is a new aesthetic product from manufacturer Tiger Aesthetics that is quickly gaining traction among patients eager to enhance their appearance without undergoing general anaesthesia or taking extended time off work.

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