Abstract
Ultrasound-assisted tumescent liposuction (UATL) is touted as achieving greater volumes of aspirated fat, less blood loss, better preservation of neurovascular pedicles, greater skin retraction, less pain, and less work for the surgeon than tumescent liposuction alone. Controlled studies that support these claims have been lacking. In this randomized, bilateral comparison study of …
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