Hip Dips Alloclae

Non-Surgical Hip Dips with alloClae® in Kirkland and Bellevue

Procedure Time 30 to 60 minutes
Recovery Time 24 to 48 hours

Hip dips are the inward curves on the outer hip, just below the hip bone. They come from bone structure and fat placement, so exercise does not fill them in.

For many women, that dip is the one thing standing between them and a smooth line from waist to thigh. It shows through leggings and swimwear, and the only real fix used to be fat transfer, which means liposuction and enough spare fat to move.

alloClae® Hip Dips in Kirkland fills the hollow with real fat tissue without liposuction or surgery. 

The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery offers Non-Surgical Hip Dips with alloClae® performed by board-certified plastic surgeons in one clinical session.

What Is alloClae® and How Does It Work for Hip Dips?

What Is alloClae® and How Does It Work for Hip Dips?

alloClae® is an allograft adipose matrix. Human fat that has been donated, screened, and processed so the living cells are removed while the natural structure of the fat stays behind. That structure contains the proteins, lipids, and connective fibers that give fat its soft feel and its ability to hold shape. This fat is inserted in the target locations wherever needed using a small cannula. 

Once placed, your own cells move into the matrix over the following weeks. It settles in and acts much like your own fat. An alloClae® hip dip treatment works like a fat transfer where the fat arrives ready to use. Nothing is taken from your abdomen, flanks, or thighs, so there is only one area to heal.

Difference Between alloClae® Filler vs. Fat Transfer

alloClae® Filler Fat Transfer
Material Processed donor fat matrix Your own fat from liposuction
Surgery No Yes
Anesthesia Local IV sedation or general
Donor site None Yes
Longevity Designed to integrate and last Long-lasting, some fat loss
Feel Like your own fat Like your own fat
Downtime 24 to 48 hours One to two weeks or more

What Can alloClae® in Kirkland Do for Hip Dips?

At The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery, hip treatment is about creating one smooth line, not adding bulk. With careful placement, the treatment can:

  • Fill the hollow between the hip bone and the thigh
  • Connect the waist, hip, and thigh into a single continuous curve
  • Make the hips look wider and rounder without touching the buttocks
  • Balance one side when it sits deeper than the other
  • Smooth indentations left after weight loss or an earlier liposuction
  • Add gentle width to the outer hip for a fuller hourglass outline

Because the matrix is placed in small amounts, your surgeon controls exactly where the volume goes and can stop when the curve looks right.

What Can alloClae® in Kirkland Do for Hip Dips?
Who Is a Good Candidate for Non-Surgical Hip Dip Treatment?

Who Is a Good Candidate for Non-Surgical Hip Dip Treatment?

Patients asking about alloClae® Hip Dips Kirkland treatment tend to have a few things in common. You may be a good fit if you:

  • Have visible hip dips that bother you in fitted clothing or swimwear
  • Want a natural-looking curve rather than a dramatic size change
  • Are slim and do not have enough fat for a surgical transfer
  • Want to avoid liposuction, implants, or a hospital stay
  • Have uneven hips or a dent from a past procedure
  • Need a short recovery that fits around work and family

Good health, a stable weight, and realistic goals help the result hold. A consultation confirms whether alloClae® is the right choice or whether another option would serve you better.

How Does the alloClae® Hip Dip Procedure Work?

Here is what to expect on the day of your alloClae® hip dip enhancement:

  1. Consultation: A board-certified surgeon looks at your hip shape, skin quality, symmetry, and how the dips relate to your waist and thighs.
  2. Mapping: The outline of each dip is drawn on the skin while you stand, and the number of cc per side is agreed on before anything starts.
  3. Numbing: Topical cream and local anesthetic keep you comfortable.
  4. Placement: A fine cannula layers the fat matrix into the hollow through one or two small entry points per side. Your surgeon checks the curve from the front, back, and side as the work goes on.
  5. Final check: Both hips are compared standing up, the edges are smoothed, and you leave with written aftercare instructions.

There are no incisions, drains, or stitches, and you walk out the same day.

How Does the alloClae® Hip Dip Procedure Work?

Benefits of Treating Hip Dips with alloClae® in Bellevue

Only one area to heal

A fat transfer leaves you with a bruised donor site and a compression garment. With alloClae®, the harvest step is gone, so recovery is limited to the hips alone.

No general anesthesia

The whole visit happens in the office with local numbing. That means lower cost, lower risk, and no groggy afternoon.

Real tissue, not gel

Synthetic fillers can feel firm or shift in a high-movement area like the hip. alloClae® is fat tissue, so it moves and feels like the fat around it.

Lasting result

The matrix is designed to integrate with your tissue rather than dissolve over time, so you are not booking a refill every year.

Precise control

Volume goes exactly where the hollow is. If one side is deeper, that side gets more. Nothing is placed where it is not needed.

How Much Does alloClae® for Hip Dips Cost?

The cost of Non-Surgical Hip Dips with alloClae® at The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery starts at $100 per cc with a 10 cc minimum. 

Volume (Both Sides) Estimated Cost
40 cc $4,000
60 cc $6,000
80 cc $8,000
100 cc $10,000

The volume of alloClae® needed depends upon how hollow the depth is. The exact volume of alloClae® Hip Dips Bellevue filler will be calculated by your surgeon during a thorough consultation.

Recovery After alloClae® Hip Dip Treatment

Recovery After alloClae® Hip Dip Treatment

The first two days

  • Mild swelling and tenderness around the outer hips
  • Light bruising near the entry points is common
  • Over-the-counter pain relief is usually all that is needed

Getting back to routine

  • Most patients return to desk work and errands within 24 to 48 hours
  • Avoid sleeping directly on your side or putting steady pressure on the hips for the first several days
  • Tight waistbands and compression leggings should wait until your surgeon clears them
  • Lower-body workouts resume once cleared, usually within one to two weeks
  • Swelling settles over two to four weeks, and the final shape shows through

Non-Surgical Hip Dip Treatment in Kirkland and Bellevue

The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery serves patients across the Eastside. Anyone looking for Non-Surgical Hip Dip Treatment Kirkland providers offer with a surgeon in the room will find it here, and the drive is short for patients comparing Non-Surgical Hip Dip Treatment Bellevue options as well.  The clinic serves patients living in Redmond, Woodinville, Issaquah, and Mercer Island are all nearby areas.

If you have been searching for alloClae® Hip Dips Near Me and getting medspa results, this is important to know that every consultation at the Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery is led by a board-certified surgeon. You get a surgical opinion on your hips even when the plan ends up being non-surgical.

Non-Surgical Hip Dip Treatment in Kirkland and Bellevue

Meet Your alloClae® Hip Dip Surgeons

Dr. Craig Jonov

Dr. Craig Jonov is a board-certified cosmetic surgeon and the founder of The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery. He has spent his entire career in cosmetic surgery, working on the breast, body, and face as well as injectables and non-surgical treatments. Over decades of body contouring, including liposuction, fat transfer, and Brazilian butt lifts, he has developed a precise sense of how the waist, hips, and thighs should connect on a given frame. He brings that same judgment to alloClae®, placing each cc so the hip line reads as one natural curve rather than a filled spot. Patients choose Dr. Jonov for honest advice and results that fit their body.

Board Certified: American Board of Cosmetic Surgery

Dr. Rajasekhar Nalluri

Dr. Rajasekhar Nalluri is a board-certified plastic surgeon trained in both cosmetic and reconstructive procedures of the body. That background gives him a detailed understanding of tissue planes, fat distribution, and symmetry, which matters a great deal when correcting hip dips, where one side is often deeper than the other. He has performed surgical fat transfers and knows from experience when alloClae® body contouring is the better path and when a patient would be better served by surgery. His conservative, proportion-first approach suits patients who want refinement, and he takes the time to explain every option before anything is decided.

Board Certified: American Board of Plastic Surgery

Schedule Your alloClae® Hip Dip Consultation

If hip dips are the one thing standing between you and the figure you want, alloClae® hip augmentation may be the answer. Contact The Gallery of Cosmetic Surgery to book an online consultation and find out whether alloClae® Hip Dips Bellevue and Kirkland treatment is right for you.

FAQs

Can hip dips be filled without surgery?

Yes. alloClae® adds real tissue volume to the hip hollows through a small cannula, with no liposuction, incisions, or general anesthesia.

Is alloClae® better than hyaluronic acid filler for hip dips?

For most patients, yes. Hyaluronic acid wears off within a year or two and can feel firm in the hip. alloClae® is fat tissue that is designed to integrate and last.

How many cc do hip dips need?

Most patients use somewhere between 20 and 50 cc per side. Shallow dips need less, deeper ones more. Your surgeon sets the number at the consultation.

Will filling my hip dips make my hips look wider?

Slightly, yes. Filling the hollow creates a smoother, rounder outline, which can make the hips look a bit wider and more balanced with the waist.

Can I exercise after alloClae® hip treatment?

Light walking is fine right away. Lower-body training waits until your surgeon clears it, usually within one to two weeks.

Can I sleep on my side afterward?

It is best to avoid steady pressure on the treated hips for the first several days. Sleeping on your back or stomach is recommended during that time.

Does alloClae® move or shift in the hips?

Once placed and integrated, the matrix stays where it was put. Following the pressure precautions in the first week helps it settle evenly.

Can alloClae® treat only one hip?

Yes. If one side is noticeably deeper, your surgeon can treat that side alone or place more volume there to even things out.

Is alloClae® safe to use in the hip area?

alloClae® is a human tissue product processed under FDA regulations for HCT/Ps, with donor screening for transmissible disease. Possible side effects include swelling, bruising, tenderness, nodules, and allergic reaction. Your surgeon reviews your history before treatment.

Can I combine hip dip filling with a BBL?

Yes. Many patients treat the hip dips and the buttocks in the same visit so the entire lower body outline is shaped at once.

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