Terry Dubrow Reveals Cadaveric Fat Transfers Are the “Hot New” Procedure—Yes, Really
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Warning: You won’t be able to unlearn the knowledge Terry Dubrow recently dropped.
And, well, his intel about how plastic surgery and cadavers are connected cuts pretty deep.
But if you’re still reading this, fine. We’ll allow the Botched star himself to explain.
“The new thing is cadaveric fat transfer,” Dubrow informed Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg on the Nov. 3 episode of her eponymous podcast. “Have you heard of this?”
In response, an aghast McCarthy Wahlberg asked, “Does that mean from cadavers?”
“Yes,” Dubrow affirmed, sparking the Two and a Half Men alum to make a disgusted noise, before he added, “That’s the hot new thing.”
For the particularly macabre, here’s how it works. AlloClae, the name brand for such an injectable, is a non-surgical body contouring solution made from donated human fat tissue (yes, we’re talking about cadavers). The injectable is comprised of non-living fat cells, extracellular matrix, triglycerides and connective tissues.
