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“The concept is to inject human cadaver fat into the patient. It’s a real fashion in terms of cosmetic surgery. We offer dead donor fat, purchased, processed and purified“, explains journalist Sarah Marconi on the LCI set. This method is used in particular for interventions such as breast augmentations or the famous BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift), ultra-popular on social networks.
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This method, completely legal across the Atlantic, makes it possible to inflate the desired parts of the body without suffering from the negative effects of the surgical intervention, as mentioned by Max. The product used, called AlloClae, is a “gamechanger” for Doctor Douglas Steinbrech, active in New York. “Patients who receive AlloClae do not need surgery. They do not need general anesthesia. They have no convalescence, nor the pain that goes with it.”he explains to the Guardian.
“I thought that it was going to put everyone off“, confides Dr. Haideh Hirmand, plastic surgeon in New York. “Fultimately, it doesn’t bother many people“, she notes. An a priori revolutionary method, but which has a price: between 10,000 and 100,000 dollars depending on the quantities injected, according to Business Insider.
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The ethical dimension of the act obviously arises. People who agree to organ donation may not imagine being emptied of body fat once they die, especially for aesthetic purposes. On social networks, Internet users do not hesitate to comment on this new method.
