Liposuction Golden Color Set Of 12 PCs 2mm 15cm & 20cm Surgical Instruments

Optimizing Liposuction Outcomes: The Golden Standard in Surgical Instrumentation

Liposuction procedures demand instruments that combine precision, durability, and ergonomic design to achieve optimal aesthetic outcomes and minimize patient trauma. Substandard or inefficient tools can compromise surgical efficiency and results. The Liposuction Golden Color Set of 12 PCs is engineered to address these critical needs. This comprehensive collection features instruments with a 2mm diameter and varying lengths (15cm & 20cm), providing surgeons with the versatility required for intricate body contouring. Crafted from high-grade medical stainless steel with a distinctive golden finish, these instruments offer enhanced visibility in the surgical field, superior corrosion resistance, and exceptional longevity. Designed for precision aspiration and fat harvesting, this set empowers clinical staff to perform with confidence, ensuring consistent, high-quality results in every procedure.

Use Cases

• Precise fat aspiration and harvesting for detailed body contouring procedures.
• Delicate sculpting and contouring of subcutaneous adipose tissue in various anatomical regions.
• Targeted fat removal in areas requiring fine control, such as the face, neck, or small body areas.
• Facilitating controlled fat harvesting for subsequent autologous fat transfer procedures.
• Application in minimally invasive liposuction techniques demanding fine cannula manipulation and enhanced visibility.

Specifications

Care & Sterilization

• Pre-clean instruments immediately post-procedure to prevent organic material drying and facilitate subsequent cleaning.
• Thoroughly clean using enzymatic detergents and validated ultrasonic cleaning protocols prior to sterilization.
• Sterilize via steam autoclave at 134°C for 18 minutes with a 30 psi holding time, or according to validated facility protocols.
• Inspect instruments for damage, corrosion, or wear before and after each use; replace as necessary to maintain surgical integrity.

General use; follow facility protocols and manufacturer's guidelines for specific procedures and sterilization.