| In so far, however, as they are aids to tumescence they must be regarded as coming within the range of normal variation. |
| Subsequently, after softening the tissue by the tumescence dilution, the sweat glands are sucked off. |
| The decrease of bloodpressure and the expansion of the fatty layer causes restrictions in the lymphatic system and creates tumescence. |
| It is the viscous nature that allows the tumescence to remain in contact with the varicose vein for the longest possible time. |
| It is tumescence which is the really essential part of the process, and we cannot afford, with Moll, to ignore it altogether. |
| The S-Lift is performed under local anaesthesia using a tumescence solution that allows to separate the tissues and prevent bleeding. |
