Plastic Surgery Instruments

Instrument styles in this collection

The catalogue spans several liposuction cannula patterns built for distinct techniques. Micro cannulas suit delicate facial and neck contouring, while high-flow designs are intended for abdominal sculpting and larger body work. Multiport and tri-port configurations keep aspiration even through transitions, and tumescent cannulas support standard fat-removal cases. Fat harvesting cannulas assist practices performing fat grafting, and injectable micro cannulas are sized for filler and collagen placement. Rhinoplasty and other facial plastics tools round out a selection surgeons can source in one place.

What surgeons look for in these instruments

Strong plastic surgery instruments give surgeons dependable control, clean motion and consistent behaviour on every pass. Durability, smooth suction and balanced handling matter across anatomical regions, and are especially important in liposuction, where a predictable feel guides each contouring decision.

Why surgeons choose ACE Medical instruments

Surgeons return to ACE Medical instruments for their engineering precision and the quality of materials used in manufacturing, which supports efficient, comfortable performance in the operating room. That reliability is why EB MED CO chose to bring the line to Canadian surgical practices performing liposuction, fat transfer and facial sculpting.

Specialty procedures supported

Cosmetic and reconstructive surgery calls for instruments capable of both delicate maneuvering and mechanical stability. This range is built for the diverse demands of facial aesthetics, body contouring and complex reshaping, and sees daily use in rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, facelift, otoplasty and advanced liposuction procedures.

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty demands precise handling within narrow, delicate anatomical corridors. These instruments assist with reshaping the dorsum, refining the tip and adjusting internal structures with a consistent, predictable feel suited to both primary and revision cases.

Blepharoplasty

Eyelid surgery calls for steady, fine control. The instruments assist with tissue removal, contour refinement and delicate sculpting around the upper and lower lids, supporting stability as surgeons reposition soft tissue and refine natural eyelid shape.

Facelift surgery

Facelift work benefits from tools that allow controlled dissection and even repositioning of deeper tissue layers. Consistent balance and ergonomic comfort support smooth movement in confined spaces during SMAS adjustments, deep plane lifts and limited-incision facelifts.

Liposuction and body contouring

Body contouring depends on smooth aspiration and steady shaping across the torso, arms and legs. Surgeons typically pair micro-liposuction instruments for small areas with higher-volume cannulas for broader sculpting, alongside fat harvesting and grafting tools for transferring adipose tissue.

Fat transfer and grafting

As fat transfer has expanded into both facial and body applications, harvesting instruments that protect tissue quality during aspiration have become essential. This set supports gentle collection and clean, reliable placement of graft material for facial rejuvenation, breast fat transfer and hand contouring.

High-definition sculpting

High-definition body contouring calls for precise instruments capable of detailed shaping through the abdomen, flanks and chest. These tools help refine muscle definition with smooth, responsive movement in both superficial and deeper tissue layers.

Injectable procedures

Filler and collagen work relies on injectable micro cannulas that deliver material smoothly beneath the skin while reducing trauma. Surgeons use these for fine enhancement around the lips, cheeks and jawline, with predictable, even placement.

Facial contouring

Shaping and refining the cheeks, jawline and chin involves adjusting volume and reducing unwanted tissue while enhancing natural angles. These instruments combine well with liposuction and fat-transfer tools for subtle definition across the face.

Complementary instruments

The Ebner line of surgical scissors — including Iris and tenotomy variations with a supercut edge — supports the steady, predictable cutting surgeons need during rhinoplasty, facelifts and neck lifts, with an ergonomic feel suited to long cases. Bipolar forceps designed for oculoplastic and periorbital work deliver precise energy with minimal thermal spread, supporting clean coagulation and tissue-conserving control during eyelid surgery.

Manufacturing standards

These instruments are produced from high-grade stainless steel selected for durability and consistent tactile feedback, with close attention paid to every port, edge and surface during manufacturing. Production takes place in an ISO 13485 certified facility, with each instrument inspected and tested before it ships, supporting the repeatable performance surgical teams expect.

Customization

Surgeons with a particular technique can request customized geometry, including concave curves, convex curves, swan neck designs and directional bends, allowing each tool to match a surgeon’s preferred angle of access and movement.

Serving Canadian surgical practices

These instruments are manufactured in the United States and distributed to Canadian hospitals and surgical centres by EB MED CO, giving plastic, aesthetic, dermatologic and ENT specialists across Canada dependable access to a proven instrument range for contouring, grafting and facial refinement work.