Restore what's yours™

Human adipose allograft, replaces lost fat with fat—not synthetic gel.

Why fat, not filler

Restoration, not augmentation.

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Fat is the foundation of healthy-looking skin

Aging, weight loss, and other life changes can reduce the healthy adipose tissue that gives the face and hands their soft structure. Fillers can replace space, but they don't replace the tissue itself.

Like-for-like restoration

Lipoderma is natural adipose tissue. It restores the tissue you actually lost instead of simply filling a void with something different. The result behaves like you, because it is.

Only placed by hands we trust

Lipoderma is only available through a selective network of providers who are committed to advancing patient care through our innovative technologies.

Common questions

What exactly is Lipoderma?+

Lipoderma is a natural fat restoration solution that replaces lost fat with fat—not a synthetic agent.

How is Lipoderma different from traditional fillers? +

Traditional fillers are designed to add volume. Lipoderma restores the natural fat that forms the structural foundation beneath your skin, helping support healthy, youthful-looking skin.

I'm on GLP-1, is this for me?+

Rapid weight loss, including GLP-1-assisted weight loss, can lead to loss of the natural fat beneath the skin, contributing to facial hollowing, sagging, and changes in facial contours. Lipoderma helps restore the fat that was lost—not simply the volume. Your provider can help create a personalized restoration plan that fits your weight loss journey and evolves with your results.

How long do results last?+

Results can be seen immediately following implantation, with continued remodeling over the weeks and months that follow as the tissue integrates. Patience is important, as the final result develops over time. Your provider will help you understand what to expect and guide you through realistic timelines.

What's the downtime?+

Most patients experience minimal downtime, with temporary swelling, bruising, or tenderness that gradually improves over the days following the procedure. Your provider will discuss what to expect during recovery.

What sizes is Lipoderma available in?+

Lipoderma is available in 1.5 cc vials for precision facial and hand placement, and 10 cc vials for larger-volume restoration. Your provider will recommend the appropriate size for your restoration plan.

What does it cost? Does insurance cover it?+

Lipoderma is an elective aesthetic product and is self-pay—a deliberate investment in yourself, priced by your provider based on your personalized plan.

Is it safe?+

Yes. Lipoderma is made from carefully screened donor adipose tissue and is processed in an FDA-registered tissue establishment in accordance with applicable FDA regulations for human tissue products. As with any aesthetic procedure, your provider will discuss the potential risks and determine whether Lipoderma is appropriate for you.

GLP-1

You lost the weight.
Keep your look.

Rapid weight loss, including GLP-1-assisted weight loss, can reduce the natural fat that supports healthy, youthful-looking skin. This loss of fat may contribute to hollowing, sagging, and changes in your natural contours—some of the most unwanted aesthetic effects of significant weight loss.

Lipoderma restores what you lost using donated human adipose tissue—not a synthetic filler. The goal isn't a new look. It's helping you look like yourself again.

Where fat loss is most noticeable

  • Midface

    Loss of natural cheek fat can create flattening and hollows beneath the eyes.

  • Under-eyes

    Fat loss beneath the eyes can make the face appear thinner and more tired.

  • Hands

    Loss of the natural fat beneath the skin can make tendons and veins more noticeable.

Built for this journey

Your weight loss journey is personal. Your restoration plan should be, too. Lipoderma restores the natural fat that was lost with a like-for-like approach. Work with an experienced provider to determine the approach that's right for you.

Results

The product speaks. Quietly.

The best aesthetic results don't announce themselves. They simply help you look like yourself again. Explore real patient outcomes and see how natural fat restoration can restore what was lost—not change who you are.

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Restoration starts here

A select network, by design.

  • Experienced providers

    Experienced in aesthetic procedures and committed to thoughtful patient care.

  • Innovation-first

    Embracing new technologies for natural fat restoration.

  • Selectively introduced

    Growing with practices committed to education and quality care.

The history of Britecyte

From regenerative science to adipose allografts—the milestones behind Lipoderma.

  1. 2020Company Founded

    Britecyte was established in 2020 by Alla Danilkovitch, PhD. Emerging during the pandemic shutdown, the company is dedicated to pioneering the next generation of human cell and tissue-based therapies.

  2. 2022MSCRF Grant

    Britecyte's effort to develop a novel adipose-based therapy for MASH was supported by the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund Commercialization Grant. With the support, Britecyte progressed to the late stages of preclinical development. Results are published in Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology.

  3. 2023Liposana

    The launch of Liposana introduces a ready-to-use, native adipose allograft developed without synthetic agents. The product provides structural cushioning to facilitate native tissue repair in areas of adipose deficits.

  4. 2024Lipoderma

    The launch of Lipoderma marks the introduction of Britecyte's second adipose allograft product. It stands as the industry's first and only native adipose tissue allograft designed to naturally restore the fat required to support healthy, youthful-looking skin.

  5. 2025Clinical Trials

    An Investigational New Drug (IND) application, backed by a $1 million grant from the Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund, was cleared for knee osteoarthritis to evaluate safety and efficacy in a Phase 1/2a study.

  6. TodayContinued Success

    Britecyte has been granted a foundational patent for its allogeneic adipose technology. Demonstrating strong clinical adoption and safety, the company's products have been successfully implanted in over 650 patients to date.

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