Threaded Angled Tumescent Infiltration Cannula

The Threaded Angled Tumescent Infiltration Cannula is a specialized plastic surgery instrument used for infusing tumescent local anesthesia solution into subcutaneous fat before liposuction. Plastic surgeons, dermatologic surgeons, and cosmetic practitioners rely on this cannula to prepare target tissue layers smoothly and efficiently. Manufactured by Healermed Instruments, a surgical instruments manufacturer and exporter based in Sialkot, Pakistan, this tool delivers exact fluid distribution across diverse body contouring procedures.

Surgeons also refer to this instrument as a threaded fitting tumescent infiltration needle, angled infusion cannula, threaded luer lock infiltration probe, or curved anesthesia fluid cannula.

Key Features

• ✔ Secure Threaded Fitting Hub: Provides a firm, leak-resistant connection to threaded handles and high-pressure infiltration pumps.
• ✔ Angled, Curved, & Straight Shafts: Available in multiple shaft geometries to easily reach difficult anatomical contours.
• ✔ German Stainless Steel Construction: Built from medical-grade steel to resist chemical corrosion and structural bending during insertion.
• ✔ Multi-Port Fluid Dispersion: Engineered with smooth side ports to distribute anesthetic evenly while minimizing trauma to adjacent tissues.
• ✔ Versatile Sizing Options: Diameters from 1mm to 6.5mm and lengths from 3cm to 60cm satisfy facial, abdominal, and extremity needs.

Specifications

Clinical Applications

The threaded fitting tumescent cannula is used primarily in plastic surgery, aesthetic cosmetic procedures, and body sculpting surgeries. During tumescent liposuction, it facilitates uniform infiltration of tumescent solution into targeted adipose tissue. The angled infusion cannula allows surgeons to work smoothly around complex regions like the waistline, neck, knees, and submental areas, lowering tissue resistance and patient discomfort.

Material & Sterilization

Forged from high-grade German stainless steel, this cosmetic surgical instrument features exceptional tensile strength and rust resistance. It retains structural integrity under repeated high-volume infusion pressures. The instrument is completely reusable and withstands standard steam autoclaving protocols up to 134°C, satisfying strict hospital and clinical hygiene requirements.

How to Choose

Selecting the ideal cannula dimensions depends on the target body region and surgical volume. Fine diameters (1mm to 2mm) with shorter lengths (3cm to 15cm) suit delicate facial, chin, and neck procedures. Medium to larger diameters (2.5mm to 6.5mm) with longer shafts (20cm to 60cm) are optimal for deep tissue penetration across the abdomen, flanks, and thighs. Choose an angled or curved profile when working around rounded anatomical contours, or a straight shaft for direct linear passes.

Why Buy Direct From the Manufacturer

Direct sourcing from Healermed Instruments cuts third-party markups and guarantees rigorous quality control. Manufactured under ISO 13485, ISO 9001, and FDA CGMP standards in Sialkot, Pakistan, every cannula undergoes detailed quality inspection. We provide full OEM services, custom size manufacturing, laser branding, and tailored packaging for global medical supply distributors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a threaded angled tumescent infiltration cannula used for?

A threaded angled tumescent infiltration cannula is used to infuse local anesthetic solutions into fat layers before performing liposuction. The threaded hub creates a secure connection to pumping apparatus, while the angled tip enables surgeons to navigate body contours and distribute liquid uniformly.

What is the difference between a threaded fitting cannula and a standard luer lock cannula?

A threaded fitting cannula uses a screw-on thread hub designed to attach tightly to specialized threaded handles or high-pressure infiltration pumps, preventing accidental disconnects under heavy fluid pressure. Standard luer lock cannulas utilize a twist-on flange intended primarily for standard syringe connections.

Is this tumescent infiltration cannula autoclavable?

Yes, this cannula is fully autoclavable and reusable. Constructed from corrosion-resistant German stainless steel, it endures routine steam sterilization cycles up to 134°C without weakening the shaft or damaging the threaded hub connection.

Can medical distributors order custom OEM branding for these cannulas?

Yes, custom branding and OEM options are available for medical supply distributors, hospital buyers, and private labels ordering directly from our manufacturing plant in Sialkot, Pakistan.