[Answer] 3. Now let's take a trip below the diaphragm and into the abdomen. In many people there is a substantial fat layer between the skin and muscle tissue. The removal of some of this layer using a cannula and aspirator is called what?

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...1. liposuction 2. craniotomy 3. Botox 4. arthroscopy Liposuction, or "sucking the muck," has two basic techniques: wet and dry. Wet lipo involves injecting a combination of anesthetic (lidocaine), vasoconstrictor (adrenaline/epinephrine), and fluid (saline), into the tissue to numb the area, prevent bruising, and keep the body's fluid levels within range. Dry lipo, although seldom practiced, does not involve injecting any fluid.

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liposuction:

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