Liposuction Technique (Liposculpture)
The liposuction technique, also called Liposculpture, consists of using
a cannula with the motor attached to suck this fat exactly as it is done
in plastic surgery or with a syringe and lock connected. The 20 mL
syringe with a lock.
When the lock is pulled with the syringe plunger, it creates a vacuum
(negative pressure) inside this syringe, so in the entire face region,
we work with the syringe and the lock without a motor. The use of the
motor for aspiration is only allowed in the submental and submandibular
regions, regions with larger volumes of fat where safety allows this
use.
The secret of the Facial Liposculpture technique (SV lipoSuction Face)
is that it always works with fat pinching and a syringe for aspiration,
thus making the technique safer and less traumatic.
With face techniques, it is possible to access the entire face of the
patient, for reviews and sculpting with total safety, and
predictability, without the need for hospital admission, with low
morbidity, high security, without scars, with predictability and very
satisfactory results of a redesign in a single query.
In the mandible base region, the narrow path technique is used in the
region below the chin (2.0 mm after bone structure), initially with an
11.0 blade of 22.0 mm in length and with the 2.5 mm multihole cannula,
the design of a base of the mandible with complete safety the complex
anatomical structures that pass in this region (facial artery and vein,
submandibular gland, facial nerve), as the cannula was also designed to
break up the fat without the need to move the cannula, but only the fat
which is aspirated by a 20 mL syringe.
Today it is possible to design an entire face with total security
because in addition to specific cannulas, there are very strict
protocols for handling the fat, highlighting the same from the SMAS, and
working the redesign away from the deep planes. Of course, any technique
wants intensive training and rigorous protocols, which is why a
step-by-step approach was developed to achieve patient satisfaction and
comfort results. The step-by-step of this technique is listed below
(Table 2 ).
Table 2. Technique Step-by-Step.