Aggressive Multiport Harvester Cannula With One End Spikes

The Aggressive Multiport Harvester Cannula With One End Spikes improves fat harvesting efficiency by incorporating sharp spikes at one end that promote successful tissue disintegration. This unique construction allows for quick fat removal while ensuring uniform extraction. Additionally, its multiport design allows for a 360° approach to fat removal, making operations faster and more effective. Surgeons have increased precision, which minimizes the work required for large-volume fat harvesting.

This cannula is made of high-quality German stainless steel, ensuring longevity and corrosion resistance. It is still fully autoclavable and sterilizable, meeting stringent medical hygiene requirements. Furthermore, the acute extraction apertures promote smooth suction, minimizing clogging and assuring continuous fat retrieval.

Surgeons frequently utilize the Aggressive Multiport Harvester Cannula With One End Spikes for large-volume liposuction and fat grafting treatments. Its aggressive shape effectively dissolves stubborn fat deposits, making it ideal for areas that require considerable debulking. Furthermore, the one-end spike form improves fat aspiration control while maintaining the integrity of retrieved tissue for grafting. This combination of accuracy and effectiveness contributes to superior contouring results.

Medic Instrument stays committed to creating high-quality surgical tools that meet modern medical standards. The business ensures precision, longevity, and reliability in each instrument by combining modern engineering with stringent quality control. As a result, surgeons rely on these instruments to ensure consistency and efficiency throughout cosmetic and reconstructive treatments.

Why is a one-end spike design preferred in certain procedures?

A single-end spike design allows for more controlled fat extraction, minimizing unnecessary tissue trauma. It enables targeted suction from one direction, making it ideal for precision-based fat removal. In contrast, dual-end spikes create a more aggressive approach for larger areas. Surgeons select between the two based on the required level of fat reduction and procedural goals