Is your penis filler harvested from dead bodies?

Everyone is looksmaxxing, right? Whether it's a bit of botox in the face, or some filler to make you look fresh and pumped, cosmetic procedures are as much a part of bringing your A-game as going to the gym and eating a balanced diet.

When it comes to augmentation procedures for men - such as pumping up your pecs or your butt - the standard approach has been to harvest some fat from one part of your body and then effectively repurposing that by putting it back into your body where you actually want it.

For example, the surgeon might use liposuction to remove deposits of fat from around your mid-section and then inject into your chest to give you more defined pecs.

But surgeons have been running into a bit of a problem. The men who are seeking cosmetic surgery enhancements often don't have any excess fat to harvest. Whether they're taking GLP-1 injections such as Ozempic or they're just hitting the gym so hard that they're lean and strong - there's no fat on their bodies.

What's the solution? Dead people.

Alloclae is an enhancement option that is becoming increasingly popular - particularly for men who want to look their best but don't have excess fat to harvest.

It's a product created from cadaveric adipose tissue - that translates as fat that has been harvested from dead bodies.

The harvested fat is sterilised, put into tubes and rebranded as Alloclae - a filler that the surgeon can use to give you the pump that you're looking for. As well as adding volume into the targeted area, the donor fat also stimulates the production of fat cells by your body.

Can you use Alloclae as penis filler?

While you probably could use Alloclae, most penis enhancement procedures involve injecting the penis with a dermal filler made from hyaluronic acid.

Injecting your penis with dermal filler is a common procedure in the world of aesthetics - it increases the girth and weight of your penis.

While Alloclae has been approved by US regulatory authorities for use as a body-scuplting product, the thin skin and complex vascular structure of the penis make it a highly sensitive area. Injecting donor fat into your penis would stimulate fat growth - there's not really any documented research that gives us insights into how the body would respond in that scenario.

Injecting your body with fat harvested from dead people - this is probably the origin story of the zombie apocalypse.