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Questions about the use of Alloclae for breast enhancement - size increase and shape recommendations?

Hello, I am a 22 year old woman 5’7 130lb with a relatively low BMI. I was previously looking into a motiva preserve augmentation, however have a lot of reservation about the potential risks, complications, and long term implications of implants. I have started researching into Alloclae, as I do not believe I am a candidate for traditional fat grafting. I am looking for a moderate increase in breast size (although I would be happy with a slight increase in size with added fullness). I have no sagging and am looking to correct slight asymmetry between my breasts. As far as shape I would like to round out my breasts a little bit with more focus on lower pole volume to emphasize a natural looking teardrop shape. Would the use of Alloclae be recommended for me and what I am looking for?

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Dr. Manuel Diaz, MD
Dr. Manuel Diaz, MD
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Answered on Jul 16, 2026
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