TRIPORT Fournier Liposuction Cannula – 3 Straight Holes

Product Description

TRIPORT (Fournier) Liposuction Cannula – Three Straight Holes

The TRIPORT (Fournier) Liposuction Cannula is a professional aspiration cannula featuring a distinctive three straight-hole port design. Also described as a three-opening linear-style cannula, the Fournier TRIPORT configuration provides multiple aspiration openings along the working tip for controlled fat removal during liposuction and body contouring procedures.

Available in 3 mm and 4 mm diameters with 15 cm (6") and 25 cm (10") working lengths, this cannula gives medical professionals multiple size options for different procedural requirements, treatment areas, and working depths.

Key Features

• TRIPORT / Fournier design: Recognizable three-port liposuction cannula configuration
• Three straight aspiration holes: Three openings arranged in a straight / linear-style configuration
• Multiple size options: Available in 3 mm and 4 mm diameters
• Short and extended working lengths: Choose between 15 cm / 6" and 25 cm / 10" depending on the required working reach
• Controlled aspiration: Multi-port design provides several openings for fat aspiration during professional liposuction procedures
• Body contouring applications: Designed for liposuction, fat aspiration, body sculpting, and aesthetic surgical procedures
• Professional surgical instrument: Intended for trained medical and surgical professionals

Product Specifications

Available Variants

Applications & Usage

The Fournier TRIPORT cannula is designed for professional fat aspiration and liposuction procedures where a multi-opening cannula tip is preferred. Its three straight aspiration holes provide multiple suction entry points along the working end of the cannula.

It may be used in professional procedures involving liposuction, body contouring, body sculpting, localized fat aspiration, plastic surgery, and aesthetic surgery, subject to the surgeon's technique and clinical requirements.

Variant Selection Guide

Ø3 mm × 15 cm / 6" – SKU S098852:
The smallest diameter option in this listing combined with the shorter working length. Suitable where the practitioner requires a slimmer cannula profile and shorter working reach.

Ø4 mm × 15 cm / 6" – SKU S098854:
Combines a larger 4 mm diameter with a compact 15 cm working length. Suitable where a larger cannula diameter is preferred while maintaining a shorter working reach.

Ø4 mm × 25 cm / 10" – SKU S098853:
Combines the 4 mm diameter with an extended 25 cm working length for procedures where additional reach is required.

Three-Hole Fournier / TRIPORT Design

Unlike single-port aspiration cannulas, the TRIPORT Fournier cannula incorporates three straight openings at the working tip. This characteristic port configuration makes it a useful option for surgeons who prefer a multi-port aspiration instrument during fat-removal and contouring procedures.

The availability of different diameters and shaft lengths also allows the instrument size to be selected according to the treatment area, desired working reach, surgical approach, and healthcare professional's preference.

Care & Handling

• Inspect the cannula shaft and aspiration openings before use.
• Ensure all aspiration ports are clean and unobstructed before the procedure.
• Clean and process the instrument according to the applicable surgical instrument reprocessing protocol and manufacturer instructions.
• Do not use an instrument that is bent, damaged, obstructed, or otherwise compromised.
• Store appropriately after cleaning and processing to protect the cannula shaft and tip.

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Browse our complete Liposuction Cannulas Collection to explore additional diameters, working lengths, and port configurations.

For another three-port design, see the Mercedes Type Micro Liposuction Cannula – 3-Port Contouring.

Professional Use Only: This instrument is intended for use by appropriately trained and qualified healthcare professionals. Instrument selection and clinical use should be based on the procedure, treatment area, surgical technique, and professional clinical judgment.