Liposuction: Efficacy of a Lower Lidocaine Dose (400 mg/l)

Aesthetic


Liposuction, Fat Transfer, and Tissue Fillers


Tumescent Liposuction: Efficacy of a Lower Lidocaine Dose (400 mg/l)


Böni R (White House Ctr for Liposuction, Zürich, Switzerland) Dermatology 220:223-225, 2010§



K.A. Gutowski, MD



Evidence Ranking


• B



Expert Rating


• 2



Abstract



Background


Local anesthesia has been widely accepted as the standard of care in liposuction. Anesthesia is achieved with a standard tumescent solution, and lidocaine is most often used at a concentration of 500 mg/l.



Objective

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