| The exterior locations benefit also from the inherent visual drama of wood-frame houses and boxy, refitted mill buildings seen against the tumescent Berkshire hills. |
| If an infelicitous remark to a grimalkin or bedlamite leads to a velitation, during which you run head on into closed fists, you will surely suffer tumefaction and no doubt sport a tumescent nose. |
| The procedure is administered without the use of tumescent anesthesia, minimizing the need for multiple needle sticks. |
| The two techniques used are ultrasound and the more commonly used tumescent technique. |
| We treat all patients by tumescent liposuction with standard operative techniques and place them in tight-fitting compression garments supplemented by 5mm thick foam padding worn 24 hours per day for one week. |
| The most common forms of liposuction today are referred to either as tumescent or wet techniques. |
