Procedure Time
45 to 60 minutes
Recovery Time
24 to 48 hours
Breast augmentation using AlloClae
per cc
Minimum Treatment: 10 cc
Many women on the Eastside want a little more fullness, better balance between the breasts, or a softer upper curve, but they are not interested in implants. Some have also been told they are too slim for a conventional fat transfer. Breast augmentation using AlloClae in Kirkland closes that gap. The treatment places processed donor adipose tissue beneath the skin of the breast to build volume, soften contours, and correct asymmetry, all in a single office visit and without an implant or liposuction.
At Northwest Face and Body, alloClae® breast treatment is performed by board-certified surgeons who bring years of experience in breast and body aesthetics to every consultation.
AlloClae® is an allograft adipose matrix. In plain terms, it is purified human fat tissue that has been donated, screened, and processed so the original three-dimensional framework of the fat remains intact. The finished product contains the extracellular matrix, structural proteins, triglycerides, and non-living fat cells that give natural adipose tissue its softness and shape.
The intact framework is the key. When the matrix is placed under the skin, surrounding tissue grows into it, and it settles into the breast the way your own fat would. That is why the AlloClae breast augmentation procedure is often described as a fat transfer without the harvest step.
Compare this with the two long-standing options. Implants involve a surgical pocket and a silicone or saline device. Autologous fat grafting requires liposuction of the abdomen, flanks, or thighs before the fat can be purified and reinjected. AlloClae breast enhancement skips both the device and the donor site, since the tissue arrives ready to use.
Northwest Face & Body offers Non-surgical breast augmentation using AlloClae with a refined result rather than dramatic enlargement. The procedure can:
Because placement is point by point, your surgeon decides exactly where each cc goes. That level of precision is not possible with a fixed-shape implant.
Breast augmentation using AlloClae in Bellevue may suit you if you:
At Northwest Face & Body, the AlloClae breast augmentation procedure follows a simple process:
The process does not involve any stitches, drains, or operating room. Most patients drive themselves home within a few hours.
Patients choose breast augmentation with AlloClae in Kirkland because it blends the natural quality of fat with the convenience of an injectable.
No Liposuction and No Second Recovery Site
Traditional fat grafting means two treated areas: the breast and the donor site. AlloClae removes the harvest entirely. There are no incisions on the abdomen or thighs, no compression garments for a donor site, and no requirement that you carry extra body fat to begin with.
Quick procedure & Minimally Invasive
The entire treatment takes place in our Kirkland office under local anesthesia. You avoid the risks, cost, and recovery burden of general anesthesia and a surgical facility.
Results You Can See Right Away
Volume is visible the moment the matrix is placed. Early swelling will exaggerate the result for a short period, and the final contour becomes clear as that swelling resolves over the following weeks.
Sculpted, Not Standardized
An implant has one shape. AlloClae can be placed in small amounts exactly where fullness is missing:
Soft, Natural Feel
Because the material is human adipose tissue, it integrates with the breast rather than sitting inside it as a foreign object. Patients consistently describe the treated area as feeling like their own tissue.
Nothing to Replace Later
There is no shell, so there is no risk of rupture, no capsular contracture, no routine imaging to monitor a device, and no scheduled replacement surgery years down the road.
AlloClae breast augmentation cost at Northwest Face and Body starts at $100 per cc, with a 10 cc minimum per treatment.
Volume | Cost at Northwest Face and Body |
10 cc | $1,000 |
25 cc | $2,500 |
50 cc | $5,000 |
75 cc | $7,500 |
100 cc | $10,000 |
The exact amount of CC needed depends upon the goals. Correcting a small asymmetry or hiding implant rippling may only require a modest volume, while rebuilding upper-pole fullness in both breasts generally needs more. During a consultation, your surgeon will recommend a specific CC count for non-surgical breast augmentation in Bellevue.
AlloClae® | Breast Implants | Fat Transfer using Liposuction | |
Material | Processed donor adipose matrix | Silicone or saline device | Fat harvested from your own body |
Surgery required | No | Yes | Yes (liposuction) |
Anesthesia | Local or topical | General | General or IV sedation |
Volume change | Subtle, targeted | Large, whole-breast | Moderate |
Donor site needed | No | No | Yes |
Downtime | 24 to 48 hours | 1 to 2 weeks or longer | About 1 week |
Long-term maintenance | None device-related | Monitoring and eventual replacement | None device-related |
Best suited for | Refinement, symmetry, rippling, upper-pole fullness | Significant size increase | Natural moderate enlargement in patients with available fat |
If your goal is a full cup size or more, implants remain the right tool. If your goal is shape, balance, and subtle fullness, AlloClae breast augmentation filler delivers that without surgery.
Recovery from non-surgical breast enhancement with AlloClae is short, though every patient heals on a slightly different timeline.
The first two days: Expect mild swelling, some tenderness at the placement points, and possibly light bruising. Over-the-counter options are usually enough to stay comfortable.
Getting back to routine:
Dr. Tarak Patel is a double board-certified plastic surgeon at Northwest Face and Body, certified by both the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Surgery. A West Point graduate, he earned his medical degree from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, trained in general surgery at Tripler Army Medical Center, and completed plastic and reconstructive surgery residency at UT Health San Antonio before retiring from the U.S. Army in 2018 after 25 years of service. His practice covers breast augmentation, lift, and complex revision surgery, and that reconstructive foundation gives him a precise feel for how AlloClae breast enhancement settles within tissue over time. Patients value his measured recommendations and results that look like they were never done.
Dr. Rajshekhar Nalluri brings a detail-oriented approach to aesthetic breast and body treatments at Northwest Face and Body, with a reputation for careful planning and for walking patients through every option, including when a non-surgical path like AlloClae® is the right fit and when surgery would serve them better. His emphasis on symmetry and proportion makes him a natural match for patients seeking refinement rather than dramatic change, and together with Dr. Patel, he gives Eastside patients one destination where surgical and non-surgical breast options are weighed side by side.
Searching for non-surgical breast augmentation in Kirkland or non-surgical breast augmentation in Bellevue? Northwest Face and Body is one of the few practices in the region offering AlloClae for the breast, performed by board-certified surgeons who understand the full spectrum of breast procedures. You no longer have to choose between an implant you do not want and a fat transfer you do not qualify for.
Call or text (425) 576-1700 or request a consultation online to find out whether breast augmentation with AlloClae in Bellevue or Kirkland is right for you.
Not quite. A traditional fat transfer uses your own fat, which has to be removed by liposuction first. AlloClae uses screened and processed donor adipose tissue, so the harvest step disappears. The end result feels very similar because the material is still a natural fat matrix.
Pricing at Northwest Face and Body begins at $100 per cc with a 10 cc minimum. Your exact total depends on the volume your surgeon recommends and is confirmed at your consultation.
Northwest Face and Body offers AlloClae breast augmentation in Kirkland, and the clinic is a short drive from Bellevue, Redmond, Woodinville, and the surrounding Eastside communities.
The product is regulated as a human tissue product, sourced from screened donors, and processed under tissue-banking standards. It contains no living cells, which keeps rejection risk very low. As with any injectable, short-term swelling, bruising, or tenderness can occur. Your surgeon will confirm the treatment is appropriate for your health history.
AlloClae is designed to be long-lasting because surrounding tissue integrates with the matrix. Some early settling is normal as swelling resolves. Longevity varies with age, weight stability, and the area treated, and your surgeon can discuss whether a small touch-up might be useful later.
The minimum is 10 cc. Camouflaging rippling or correcting a small asymmetry often falls on the lower end. Rebuilding upper-pole volume in both breasts generally requires more. A precise number is set during your evaluation.
Local anesthetic is used before placement, and most patients describe the experience as pressure rather than pain. Mild soreness for a day or two afterward is typical.
Yes. Softening visible implant edges and rippling is one of the most common reasons patients choose AlloClae breast treatment.
Sculptra is a synthetic biostimulant, and hyaluronic acid is a gel. AlloClae is actual human adipose tissue with its structure preserved, so it integrates into the breast and feels like your own fat rather than a product sitting within it.
In many cases, yes. Some patients pair it with a breast lift to add fullness after skin tightening, or use it to refine results after a prior augmentation. Your surgeon will advise on timing and combinations.
As per the manufacturer, the company states that alloClae® is marketed as an HCT/P (Human Cell and Tissue Product) and meets all applicable rigorous requirements laid out in the FDA’s HCT/P regulations. Donor tissue undergoes screening and testing for transmissible diseases as part of the processing protocol.