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…ally, liberal liposuction is performed after the instillation of lidocaine-free wetting solution above and below the resection lines. Ventrally, the upper flap is elevated wide…

Relationship between Postoperative Complications and Ratio of Amount of Wetting Solution to Ideal Body Weight in Liposuction Procedures.

…derestimated using the small volumes present in the aspirate. The proportion of wetting solution removed by liposuction has not been reliably ascertained. [METHODS] To remedy t…

[BACKGROUND] Bupivacaine anesthetic is commonly used as a wetting solution additive in tumescent liposuction, but its routine use remains controversial be…

The safety of lidocaine dosing in the tumescent technique has been well documented, but there is little evidence regarding the safety of combining tumescent lidocaine infiltration with subcutaneous lidocaine infiltration required in other a…

Tumescent solution utilizing dilute epinephrine and a local anesthetic agent injected into a fat compartment has been shown to effectively minimize blood loss and postoperative pain in liposuction. Ropivacaine has a longer duration of actio…

[PURPOSE OF REVIEW] Tumescent anaesthesia is a method of administering dilute local anaesthetic into the subcutaneous tissue. Many anaesthesiologists are unfamiliar with the technique, its applications and potential risks. [RECENT FINDINGS…

[BACKGROUND] Lidocaine and epinephrine could potentially decrease adipocyte viability, but these effects have not been substantiated. The phosphorylation status of perilipin in adipocytes may be predictive of cell viability. Perilipin coats…

[BACKGROUND] The office-based surgery setting potentially offers advantages to both the patient and the plastic surgeon, but some patients may not be considered good candidates for abdominoplasty or combined abdominoplasty/lipoplasty perfor…

The tumescent technique for liposuction has become a widely accepted procedure in the plastic surgical community. We have used this technique as primary anesthesia for a limited abdominoplasty (mini abdominoplasty) in a series of 35 patient…

A modification of the tumescent technique for body contouring has been adapted for patients undergoing face lift. Thirty women, average age 56 years, were prospectively studied, with a 1-year follow-up. All surgery was performed in a privat…

Wetting solutions in aspirative lipoplasty: a plea for safety in liposuction.

…constrictors, few studies have described the intraoperative effect of tumescent wetting solutions on indocyanine green angiography and its subsequent impact on scan interpretat…

Intravenous Versus Wetting Solution Magnesium Sulphate to Counteract Epinephrine Cardiac Adverse Events in Abdomina…

…equently treated areas were the trunk and lower limbs. An average of 2840 mL of wetting solution was used with an average of 2284 mL of lipocrit aspirate. About 65% of the case…

…n the past years, varying in the location of adipose tissue donor-sites, use of wetting solutions, harvesting, processing and placing techniques. Despite many advances in this …

…uction refer to total 5 l volume aspiration during a single procedure (fat plus wetting solution). Profound haemodynamic and metabolic alterations can accompany large volume li…

…nd fat are excised from the inferior aspect of the flap, and the flap is inset. Wetting solution is instilled, and SAL of the entire flap, particularly in the midline and in th…

…total abdominal liposuction and abdominoplasty. [RESULTS] The average amount of wetting solution used was 3.1 l, and the average total aspirate was 2.5 l. The mean pannus weigh…

…tive blood pressure management, compression dressings, drains, tissue sealants, wetting solution infiltrate, and tranexamic acid. [METHODS] An evidence-based review of methods …