Abstract

Objectives: This presentation focuses mainly on liposuction with the least amount of scarring possible and the shortest term of downtime. The number of scars can be minimized by using multiple shaped cannulas. Scar release on the day of surgery can reduce downtime. These can have a positive impact on patient satisfaction. Introduction: In recent years, the patient population for liposuction has expanded to include not only obese people, but also slender people seeking further beauty. For slender individuals in particular, scarring can reduce satisfaction. We believe that more discreet scars and minimal downtime will lead to a further increase in awareness of liposuction. Materials / method: We report a technique for abdominal liposuction in which the approach is made only from the umbilicus rather than from the traditional visible position. Although this technique had been used in the past, it had the disadvantage of inadequate liposuction. The use of multiple cannulas has been used to eliminate this disadvantage. The range of indications for the technique will also be presented. We will introduce a device to minimize downtime by releasing excess anesthetic solution by releasing the wound on the day of liposuction. Results: The use of multiple cannulas allows liposuction with minimal scarring. In addition, patients can lead their lives without worrying about scars. This is especially beneficial for modeling clients. On the other hand, there is no indication for this technique in high-definition liposuction or liposuction for obese individuals. Drainage of anesthetic solution reduces downtime. Conclusion: Patient satisfaction can be increased through more discreet scar placement and shorter downtime. They will make people aware of liposuction as an accessible procedure.