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I Tried ALLOCLAE for my Hip Dips
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I Tried ALLOCLAE for my Hip Dips
$6,800
Four days ago, I decided to give AlloClae a try. I wasn’t interested in surgery, but I wanted to subtly fill in my hip dip area and create a little more of a curve.
I decided to go with Dr. Victoria Falcone because she seemed confident in the product and already had some experience using it, which made me feel comfortable.
The procedure itself was very sterile and pretty painless. She uses tumescent fluid along with lidocaine, which made the process very comfortable. I went with 50cc, and the cost was $6,800. The syringes come prefilled and sealed.
She primarily focused on my hip dips, but she also treated a few other small areas where I had some dimpling on my butt and thighs. I have no scarring or discoloration other than the seven incision sites from the cannula, which I plan on treating as soon as I can.
I don’t feel like the 50 cc was enough. The product goes very fast and 100cc was over $11k and I didn’t want to invest that much into a new product that I had no experience with.
It’s still very early to judge the final results. I was told the product needs 6-8 weeks to fully settle. I can feel the injected fat in the areas we treated, some feel round and some are cone shaped. Although I had no sleeping restrictions from my doctor, I’m still trying to avoid sleeping on my sides so the product doesn’t migrate and taking it easy the first week.
I’ll check back in another week or two with another update and let you know how everything is looking once the swelling has settled a little more.
I decided to go with Dr. Victoria Falcone because she seemed confident in the product and already had some experience using it, which made me feel comfortable.
The procedure itself was very sterile and pretty painless. She uses tumescent fluid along with lidocaine, which made the process very comfortable. I went with 50cc, and the cost was $6,800. The syringes come prefilled and sealed.
She primarily focused on my hip dips, but she also treated a few other small areas where I had some dimpling on my butt and thighs. I have no scarring or discoloration other than the seven incision sites from the cannula, which I plan on treating as soon as I can.
I don’t feel like the 50 cc was enough. The product goes very fast and 100cc was over $11k and I didn’t want to invest that much into a new product that I had no experience with.
It’s still very early to judge the final results. I was told the product needs 6-8 weeks to fully settle. I can feel the injected fat in the areas we treated, some feel round and some are cone shaped. Although I had no sleeping restrictions from my doctor, I’m still trying to avoid sleeping on my sides so the product doesn’t migrate and taking it easy the first week.
I’ll check back in another week or two with another update and let you know how everything is looking once the swelling has settled a little more.


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