Alloclae™
In San Diego, many of our most active patients face a common hurdle: they want natural curves but are told they don't have enough "donor fat" for a traditional transfer. At Skin and Skinnier, Dr. Torres solves this with AlloClae™.
This breakthrough non-invasive regenerative adipose matrix allows for precise volume in the breasts and buttocks without the need for aggressive liposuction or invasive implants. If you’ve been looking for a "natural lift" but lack the body fat to make it happen, AlloClae™ is your gold standard.
Unlike temporary synthetic fillers, AlloClae™ is real adipose (fat) tissue. It acts as a regenerative scaffold, integrating with your body’s own cells to provide structural support that feels soft and looks completely natural. Whether it’s your breasts or your buttocks, the result is "you", only better.
AlloClae™ for the Breasts: A Natural Alternative to Implants
Many women desire a subtle, natural increase in cleavage or fullness but are hesitant about the "bolted-on" look of silicone implants.
• Natural Volume & Cleavage: Dr. Torres uses AlloClae™ to provide a soft, natural boost to the upper pole of the breast.
• Correcting Asymmetry: It is the perfect tool for balancing breast size or filling in "hollow" areas without major surgery.
• No "Harvesting" Needed: Because AlloClae™ is a ready-to-use fat matrix, you don't need to undergo liposuction on your stomach or thighs to get the volume you need for your breasts.
The "Skinny BBL" & Hip Dip Correction
If you are naturally lean, a traditional BBL is often impossible because there isn't enough fat to harvest. AlloClae™ bridges that gap, allowing Dr. Torres to sculpt the "Skinny BBL" results you’ve seen on our social media.
• Filling Hip Dips: Create a seamless, hourglass transition from your waist to your thighs.• Gluteal Projection: Add a subtle, athletic "pop" to the backside that exercise alone can’t achieve.
• Total Customization: Because it is an injectable matrix, Dr. Torres can place volume with "freckle-level" precision for perfect symmetry.