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Brazilian Butt Lift with AlloClae in Seattle, WA

$100
_{per cc}

1 - 2 Hrs

Procedure Time

24-48 Hrs

Recovery Time

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$100
_{per cc}

1 - 2 Hrs

Procedure Time

24-48 Hrs

Recovery Time

See All Pricing

A traditional Brazilian Butt Lift procedure depends on having enough fat in the body to be transferred. In this procedure, fat from different parts of the body, such as the abdomen, thighs, and sides, is sucked out using liposuction and injected into the buttocks to give it a desired shape. However, thin patients often do not have enough fat for this procedure and are often told they may not have enough donor fat for a traditional Brazilian Butt Lift without any other option. Also, buttocks implants are too expensive for many to afford, which makes them inaccessible to many.

AlloClae filler Seattle offers a non-surgical solution. It uses an injectable adipose (fat) tissue matrix to add volume and shape to the buttocks and hips. With this procedure, there is no liposuction, no general anesthesia, and no operating room.

What is AlloClae for Brazilian Butt Lift?

AlloClae for Brazilian Butt Lift is essentially a fat transfer without the harvest. Patients get the soft, natural feel that made the BBL popular and skip the parts that keep many people from going through with it: the liposuction, the bruising, the compression garments, the weeks of sleeping face down, and the uncertainty about how much fat will survive.

This matters most for patients who have been turned away before. Naturally thin patients, athletes, and people who have lost a lot of weight often have the flattest buttocks and the least fat to spare. alloClae^® makes treatment possible for them. It is also a good fit for patients who already had a surgical BBL and want to correct a small asymmetry or replace volume that faded, without another surgery.

Why Use AlloClae for BBL?

Buttock enhancement has traditionally meant choosing between two options. Implants add volume but can feel firm and carry the risks that come with any implanted device. A surgical fat transfer looks and feels natural, but it requires donor fat, a surgical setting, and weeks of limited sitting. AlloClae^® for BBL fills the gap between the two. With careful placement, it can:

Add soft, natural-feeling volume to the buttocks
Improve roundness and projection
Fill in hip dips for a smoother curve from waist to thigh
Even out asymmetry when one side is flatter than the other
Restore volume lost after weight loss, aging, or a previous BBL where some of the fat did not survive
Smooth dents or uneven areas left by earlier surgery

The goal is to improve shape and proportion, not dramatic size. This treatment suits patients who want a noticeable but believable improvement.

How Does AlloClae BBL Work?

During treatment:

The surgeon examines the buttocks and hips, checks skin quality, and marks where and how much AlloClae^® would be necessary to get the desired results.
The skin is cleaned and numbed with local anesthetic.
Through small needle entry points, the adipose matrix is placed into the tissue under the skin in small, controlled amounts.
The added volume shows right away, so the surgeon can shape and adjust during the procedure.
Both sides are compared and fine-tuned for symmetry, projection, and a smooth blend into the hips and thighs.

Patients are awake during the procedure with local numbing only. There is no general anesthesia, no incisions to close, and no surgical recovery. Most appointments take one to two hours depending on how much volume is placed.

What is the Cost of AlloClae BBL at Seattle Plastic Surgery?

At Seattle Plastic Surgery, the AlloClae BBL cost starts at $100 per cc with a 10 cc minimum. Most BBL procedures use more than the minimum to meet the patient’s goals. A consultation with the surgeon is the best way to get a final quote to achieve the desired target.

Volume	Cost at Allure Esthetic
10 cc	$1,000
50 cc	$5,000
100 cc	$10,000
150 cc	$15,000
200 cc	$20,000

Difference Between alloClae^® vs Fat Transfer vs Buttocks Implants

	AlloClae BBL	Surgical BBL (Fat Transfer)	Buttock Implants
Procedure type	Non-surgical outpatient procedure	A surgical procedure that requires patients to be admitted and days to recover	A surgical procedure that places a solid silicone implant in each buttock and requires weeks to recover
Tissue source	Screened donor adipose matrix	Patient’s own harvested fat	Solid silicone implant (no tissue)
Liposuction required	No	Yes	No
Anesthesia	Local numbing	General anesthesia	General anesthesia
Incisions	Needle entry points only	Liposuction incisions plus injection sites	Incision in the gluteal crease, with a pocket created in or above the muscle
Procedure time	1-2 hours	3-5 hours	2-3 hours
Downtime	24-48 hours	2-4 weeks, with sitting restrictions	3-6 weeks, with strict sitting restrictions and drains in some cases
Volume predictability	Placed volume stays in place	Variable; some fat does not survive	Fixed implant size; no resorption
Feel	Soft, tissue-like	Soft, natural	Firmer than natural tissue
Candidacy	All patients, especially thin patients who do not have adequate fat	Patients with enough donor fat	Thin patients seeking large volume who have no donor fat
Long-term considerations	Possible touch-up session	Possible second round if fat loss occurs	Implant shifting, capsular contracture, infection, or removal/replacement over time
Best suited for	Shaping, hip dips, asymmetry, touch-ups	Large-volume augmentation	Dramatic size increase without fat transfer

What Are the Risks of alloClae® BBL?

Like any injectable treatment, AlloClae for BBL carries some risk. Possible side effects include:

Swelling, bruising, or tenderness at the injection sites
Infection
Bleeding or hematoma
Lumps, nodules, or cysts
Asymmetry or uneven contour
Allergic or immune reaction
Temporary skin discoloration
Partial loss of volume over time

alloClae^® is not recommended for patients with severe allergies, a history of anaphylaxis, or an active infection in the treatment area.

What are the Risks involved in an AlloClae BBL Procedure?

Meet Your AlloClae BBL Experts

Every AlloClae BBL at Seattle Plastic Surgery is performed by a board-certified surgeon. Patients searching for an AlloClae BBL near me meet with the same surgeon who plans the treatment, places the product, and manages follow-up care.

Dr. Craig Jonov

Dr. Craig Jonov is a board-certified cosmetic surgeon. He earned his medical degree from the Medical College of Pennsylvania, trained in general surgery and oral and maxillofacial surgery at Allegheny General Hospital, and completed fellowships in facial and general cosmetic surgery. With years of experience in cosmetic surgery, Dr. Jonov evaluates gluteal shape and waist-to-hip proportions to help patients determine whether alloClae® buttock enhancement is right for them.

Board Certified: American Board of Cosmetic Surgery

Dr. Tarak Patel

Dr. Tarak Patel is a double board-certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, certified in both Plastic Surgery and General Surgery. His background in liposuction, fat transfer, and body contouring translates directly to the AlloClae BBL, where results depend on precise, layered placement and real-time symmetry checks. Dr. Patel gives every patient his personal cell phone number at the first consultation, making him a standout choice for anyone searching alloClae^® near me.

Board Certified: American Board of Plastic Surgery

Active Member: American Society of Plastic Surgeons

Schedule an AlloClae BBL Consultation in Seattle

Patients who want a fuller, rounder shape without surgery, or who have been told they do not have enough fat for a traditional BBL, may be good candidates for alloClae^®. Call 206-324-1120 to schedule a consultation with one of the practice’s board-certified plastic surgeons.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is alloClae® Safe for BBL?

AlloClae is marketed by its manufacturer as a Human Cell and Tissue Product (HCT/P) that meets all applicable rigorous requirements laid out in the FDA’s HCT/P regulations, which, among other things, helps ensure tissue safety through donor screening and extensive testing of the tissue for transmissible diseases.

Where Can I Find alloClae® BBL Near Me?

Patients searching for an AlloClae BBL near me will find Seattle Plastic Surgery is one of the few practices in the region offering this treatment. Board-certified surgeons perform every AlloClae Seattle procedure, starting with a consultation to confirm candidacy and plan your shape.

How Long Does AlloClae Last in the Buttocks?

AlloClae is built to integrate with your own tissue rather than break down on a fixed schedule. Results vary by patient, placement, and lifestyle. Your surgeon will give you honest expectations and let you know if a touch-up session fits your plan.

Does AlloClae BBL Hurt?

Most patients report only mild discomfort. The area is numbed with local anesthesia before placement, and you stay awake throughout. Afterward, expect tenderness similar to a deep bruise for a day or two.

How Many cc of alloClae® Do I Need for a BBL?

It depends on your starting shape and your goal. Smaller refinements like hip dips or asymmetry may need less, while overall volume takes more. Your surgeon calculates the exact amount during your consultation.

What Is the Downtime After an AlloClae BBL?

Most patients return to normal activities within 24 to 48 hours. There are no drains, no compression garments, and no weeks of sitting restrictions like a surgical BBL. Strenuous exercise waits until your surgeon clears it.

Can I Sit After an AlloClae BBL?

Yes, which is a major difference from a surgical BBL. Because no living fat graft needs to survive, the strict no-sitting rules do not apply. Your surgeon will give you simple aftercare guidance at your visit.

AlloClae BBL vs Surgical BBL: Which Is Better?

Neither is better for everyone. A surgical BBL delivers bigger volume changes but requires liposuction, anesthesia, and weeks of recovery. An AlloClae BBL suits patients who want modest, targeted shaping with no surgery and almost no downtime, including thin patients who lack donor fat.

Who Should Not Get AlloClae for BBL?

AlloClae for BBL is not recommended for patients with severe allergen sensitivities, a history of anaphylaxis, or an active infection in the treatment area. A full health history review at your consultation confirms whether you are a candidate.