Facial and Chin Liposuction Cannulas: The Complete Micro Tray
Sep
A chin liposuction cannula is a fine tube with a blunt closed tip and small side ports near the end, used to take small volumes of fat from under the chin and along the jawline. It threads onto a syringe or a suction handle. Adas Instruments makes facial cannulas from 2 mm to 5 mm at the tip, and fat transfer cannulas as fine as 0.9 mm, in high quality medical grade stainless steel with luer lock fittings.
We sell facial cannulas as sets and singly, and the sets are in the liposuction cannula set category. This guide covers what each facial set holds, the single cannulas for the submental area, and how the fittings work with syringes and handles. It stays with the instruments; for the procedure itself, the NIH StatPearls review of liposuction is a sound starting point.
Key takeaways
- Our 29 piece facial liposuction set runs 2 mm to 5 mm tips on luer lock fittings and costs $380.
- The smaller facial cannula set, $180, is built for fat transfer, with 0.9 mm, 1.2 mm and 1.4 mm cannulas.
- For submental work on its own, the single port spatula cannula comes in 2.0 mm to 4.0 mm and costs $32.
- Standardise on luer lock for facial work, because the syringes and the handle then share one fitting.
Chin liposuction cannula sizes in our range
Facial and submental cannulas are the smallest in the cabinet. The table below lists what we actually make for the face, with the sizes as they appear on each product page. Nothing here is a size we do not stock.
| Product | Sizes | Fitting | Price | Main use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facial liposuction cannula set, 29 pieces | 2 mm to 5 mm tips | Luer lock | $380 | The whole facial sequence, infiltration to reinjection |
| Facial cannula set, fat transfer | 0.9 mm x 4 cm, 1.2 mm x 10 cm, 1.4 mm x 15 cm | Super luer lock | $180 | Micro and nano fat grafting |
| Spatula liposuction cannula, single port | 2.0 mm to 4.0 mm | Luer lock, Toomey or super fix | $32 | Facial and submental suction |
| Facial tumescent cannula | See product page | Luer lock | $32 | Tumescent infiltration of the face |
For the full body picture, from the chin liposuction cannula up to the long trunk cannulas, our liposuction cannula size chart sets every pattern side by side.
What is in the 29 piece facial liposuction set
This is the set for a surgeon who does facial contouring and grafting on the same list. It covers the whole sequence, from infiltration and harvest through to processing and reinjection. Every cannula runs on luer lock, so it fits the syringes and suction handles already on the tray.
- 6 fat injection cannulas and 1 fat injection V dissector
- 3 fat harvesting cannulas
- 4 infiltration cannulas for anaesthetic solution
- 1 suction handle to join a cannula to the suction machine
- 1 nano fat kit, 2 syringe stoppers, 3 luer to luer transfer connectors and 1 IV spike
- 3 snap lock syringes, 10 cc, 20 cc and 60 cc
- A TC needle holder, supercut iris scissors, TC facelift scissors and a 10 mm skin hook
The needle holder, the two scissors and the skin hook at the end of that list are what take the count to 29, so the tray does not need a second pack opened for them. The set is $380 on the 29 piece facial set page.
Shop facial liposuction sets direct from the maker
The 29 piece facial set with 2 mm to 5 mm luer lock cannulas is $380, and the fat transfer set from 0.9 mm is $180. Single spatula cannulas from $32. Wholesale pricing for clinics and distributors, branded or plain.
The fat transfer set, for grafting on its own
If the list is grafting rather than suction, the $180 facial cannula set for fat transfer is the better buy. Its three super luer lock cannulas are 0.9 mm by 4 cm, 1.2 mm by 10 cm and 1.4 mm by 15 cm, for different depths from intradermal nano fat to deeper placement.
It also carries luer to luer transfer connectors in 1 mm and 2 mm, and a 20 cm Sorensen harvester with 1.0 mm holes and a titanium coat. The connectors keep the fat inside a closed system while it moves between syringes.
Single cannulas for the submental area
A surgeon who already owns a handle and syringes may only want one or two cannulas, not a set. The single port spatula cannula is the one we list as a chin liposuction cannula for submental and neck work. Its flat tip and single side port come in 2.0 mm to 4.0 mm, and the hub can be luer lock, Toomey or super fix to match the handle already on the tray.
For the tumescent step, the facial tumescent cannula is luer lock and costs $32. Our view is simple: buy the spatula and the tumescent cannula together if the chin is the only facial area on the list, and buy a set once the jawline and grafting come in too.
Syringe or suction handle
Every chin liposuction cannula in this guide threads onto a luer lock syringe. For machine suction, the 29 piece set includes a suction handle, and our aluminium luer lock super handle does the same job for single cannulas. The liposuction cannula handle guide compares every handle and fitting we make.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size cannula is used for chin liposuction?
Facial cannulas are the smallest in the range. Our 29 piece facial set runs 2 mm to 5 mm at the tip, and the single spatula cannula listed for submental work comes in 2.0 mm to 4.0 mm. The surgeon chooses the bore for the area.
Can a chin liposuction cannula be used on a syringe?
Yes. Our facial cannulas have luer lock fittings, so they thread straight onto a luer lock syringe. The same fitting takes the suction handle in the 29 piece set, or our luer lock super handle for single cannulas.
What is the difference between the two facial sets?
The 29 piece set at $380 covers suction and grafting, with 2 mm to 5 mm cannulas, infiltration cannulas and closing instruments. The $180 facial cannula set is for fat transfer only, with 0.9 mm to 1.4 mm cannulas and transfer connectors.
Can I buy a single cannula for double chin work?
Yes. The single port spatula cannula is sold on its own for $32, in 2.0 mm to 4.0 mm, with a luer lock, Toomey or super fix hub. The facial tumescent cannula is also sold singly at $32.
Are facial cannulas reusable?
Yes. Adas Instruments facial cannulas are made in high quality medical grade stainless steel and are autoclave safe to 134 C. Clean the ports and the lumen after every case, because fine bores block easily if fat dries inside them.
