10-Hole Tumescent Infiltration Cannula – Ø2mm × 25cm, Luer-Lock

Product Description

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10-Hole Tumescent Infiltration Cannula – Ø2 mm × 25 cm, Luer-Lock

The 10-Hole Tumescent Infiltration Cannula is a professional liposuction infiltration instrument designed for controlled delivery of infiltration solutions during liposuction and body contouring procedures. It features 10 aspiration/infiltration ports, with each opening measuring Ø1.0 mm, combined with a slim Ø2.0 mm cannula diameter.

With a 25 cm / 10" working length, the cannula provides practical reach for different treatment areas while its Luer-Lock connection allows secure attachment to compatible infiltration or syringe-based systems. The multi-hole configuration provides multiple outlet points for distributing fluid through the treatment area according to the practitioner's selected infiltration technique.

Key Features

• 10-Hole Multiport Design: Ten openings provide multiple fluid delivery points along the working section.
• Ø1.0 mm Individual Ports: Each infiltration opening measures 1.0 mm in diameter.
• Slim Ø2.0 mm Cannula: Fine shaft profile for controlled infiltration procedures.
• 25 cm / 10" Working Length: Provides extended working reach for different treatment zones.
• Luer-Lock Connection: Designed for secure attachment to compatible Luer-Lock syringes, tubing, handles, or infiltration systems.
• Designed for Infiltration: Suitable for professional pre-liposuction fluid infiltration procedures.
• Multiport Fluid Delivery: Multiple openings allow solution delivery through several ports rather than one single outlet.
• Professional Surgical Instrument: Intended for use by trained and qualified healthcare professionals.

Product Specifications

Product Type	Liposuction / Tumescent Infiltration Cannula
Number of Holes	10
Individual Hole Diameter	Ø1.0 mm
Cannula Diameter	Ø2.0 mm
Working Length	25 cm / 10"
Connection	Luer-Lock
Port Configuration	10-Hole Multiport
Primary Application	Infiltration During Liposuction & Body Contouring Procedures
Intended Use	Professional Medical / Surgical Use

10-Hole Multiport Infiltration Design

The working section of this infiltration cannula incorporates 10 individual openings, each measuring Ø1.0 mm. This multiport configuration provides several fluid outlets along the cannula rather than concentrating delivery through a single opening.

The design is particularly relevant for practitioners performing tumescent infiltration and pre-liposuction tissue preparation where a multi-hole instrument is preferred for distributing infiltration solution throughout the selected treatment area.

Ø2 mm Fine Shaft Profile

With an external diameter of Ø2.0 mm, the cannula maintains a relatively slim working profile while incorporating ten individual infiltration ports.

The combination of a 2 mm shaft and ten 1 mm openings makes this instrument a useful option for practitioners who require a fine multiport cannula for controlled infiltration procedures.

25 cm / 10" Working Length

The 25 cm working length provides additional reach compared with shorter facial or localized cannulas. This makes the instrument suitable for infiltration procedures involving treatment zones where a longer working shaft is preferred.

The appropriate cannula length should be selected according to the anatomical area, infiltration technique, procedural requirements, and professional clinical judgment.

Luer-Lock Connection

The cannula features a Luer-Lock connector designed for secure engagement with compatible Luer-Lock equipment. This connection format provides a defined interface between the cannula and compatible syringes, tubing, handles, or infiltration systems.

Compatibility with the intended equipment should always be confirmed before clinical use.

Applications & Usage

The 10-hole liposuction infiltration cannula is intended for professional procedures requiring controlled delivery of infiltration fluid. Potential applications include:

• Tumescent solution infiltration
• Pre-liposuction infiltration
• Local anesthetic solution infiltration as clinically appropriate
• Body contouring procedure preparation
• Localized fluid infiltration
• Plastic and aesthetic surgery procedures
• Preparation of treatment areas before fat aspiration

The type and volume of infiltration solution, delivery technique, treatment area, and compatibility with the selected equipment should be determined by an appropriately trained healthcare professional.

Why Choose a 10-Hole Infiltration Cannula?

This cannula combines a 10-port multi-hole configuration, Ø1.0 mm openings, a slim Ø2.0 mm shaft, and an extended 25 cm / 10" working length.

For professionals comparing different infiltration cannulas, these clearly defined dimensions make it easier to select an instrument according to the desired port configuration, shaft diameter, working reach, and connection type.

Care & Handling

• Inspect the cannula shaft, all 10 openings, and the Luer-Lock connection before use.
• Ensure each Ø1.0 mm port and the internal lumen are clean and unobstructed.
• Confirm compatibility and secure attachment with the intended Luer-Lock system.
• Do not use the instrument if it is bent, blocked, damaged, or otherwise compromised.
• Follow applicable validated cleaning, processing, and sterilization instructions for the instrument.
• Store appropriately after processing to protect the cannula shaft and working end.

Explore More Liposuction & Infiltration Instruments

Explore our complete range of professional medical and surgical instruments at Stellmacher Instruments.

Browse additional diameters, working lengths, port patterns, and connection styles in our Liposuction Cannulas Collection.

For another fine multiport Luer-Lock option, view our related Micro Liposuction Cannula – 8 Holes, Ø2mm × 15cm, Luer-Lock.

Professional Use Only: This surgical instrument is intended for appropriately trained and qualified healthcare professionals. Cannula selection, compatible equipment, infiltration solution, processing, and clinical use should follow applicable device instructions, institutional protocols, and professional clinical judgment.

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