Handheld ultrasound for plastic surgery, from vessel mapping to implant checks
Ten real soft-tissue windows captured on Suresult handhelds, unedited, with the app’s own settings header left on the frames that carry one. Published prices, software included, and no subscription.
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Kurze Antwort
A handheld ultrasound for plastic surgery is a high-frequency linear scanner that images vessels, tissue planes and implant shells through the skin. A surgeon uses it before committing to an incision.
- Suresult publishes linear models at 18/24 MHz, 16/20 MHz and 10/14 MHz, so the band can match the depth of the plane in question.
- Color and pulsed-wave Doppler ship on every Suresult scanner listed here, which is what perforator and facial vessel mapping needs.
- Depth settings on the L14Pro reach 80 mm, enough for an abdominal or thigh donor site rather than face-only work.
- In-plane and out-of-plane needle guides are included on every Suresult model listed here, which covers aspiration and fascial-plane injection.
- Every model records cine loops of up to 1,000 frames and exports DICOM for the operative record.
The capture atlas
Ten real soft-tissue windows for plastic surgery, captured on Suresult handhelds
Unedited clinical captures · select any image to enlarge
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Subcutaneous fat lobules and septae at 20 MHz
Fat lobules separate from the fibrous septae that hold them, and the fascia below reads as a bright line. This is the plane a surgeon judges before liposuction or a fat graft.
captured on an L20Pro on 2026-06-05, Skin preset, 20.0 MHz, 20 mm depth, gain 42 dB, dynamic range 60, compound imaging on
Epidermis to hypodermis in long axis
The layered bands run from skin surface to subcutaneous tissue across the whole image. A recorded thickness here is what makes a follow-up scan comparable after surgery.
captured on an L20Pro on 2026-06-05, Skin preset, 20.0 MHz, 20 mm depth, gain 42 dB, 1,000-frame cine buffer on screen
Layered facial soft tissue on the L14
At 14 MHz over 40 mm the superficial fascia and the muscle layer under it stay separate. A surgeon reads which plane a cannula or a dissection sits in.
captured by a buyer on an L14, 14.0 MHz, 40 mm depth, gain 91 dB, dynamic range 70, enhancement 42 windows2 windows
Nasal framework measured at 14 MHz
Calipers put 3.0 mm on the soft tissue over the nasal bony and cartilaginous contour. Rhinoplasty planning uses a figure rather than an impression.
captured by a buyer on an L14, 14.0 MHz, 40 mm depth, gain 97 dB, caliper length 3.0 mm on screen
Superficial structure measured on two axes with flow at its margin
Two-axis calipers cross a hypoechoic superficial structure while color marks vessels at its edge. A surgeon planning an excision wants the outline and the nearby flow in one frame.
captured by a buyer on an L14, 14.0 MHz per the library record, color Doppler and two-axis calipers on screen, frame cropped to the image area2 windows2 windows
Paired superficial vessels with opposing flow directions at 20 MHz
Red and blue fill a small paired vessel inside the steered color box. Flow direction, and not only the presence of a vessel, is what a surgeon needs before raising a superficial flap.
captured on an L20Pro on 2026-06-05, 20.0 MHz, 20 mm depth, color gain 69, steer 12 degrees, PRF 1.0 kHz, wall filter 3
Pulsed-wave trace on a superficial facial vessel
The spectrum reads a peak systolic velocity of 15.73 cm/s and a resistive index of 0.78. An arterial waveform confirms what the color box only suggested.
captured by a buyer on an L14, 14.0 MHz, sample volume 1 mm, angle 55 degrees, PRF 2.0 kHz, PW gain 523 windows3 windows
Superficial soft-tissue collection at 18 MHz
A buyer scanned a scalp abscess and the pocket reads as a hypoechoic area inside otherwise uniform soft tissue. A postoperative fluid collection is read the same way, by its border and its contents.
captured by a buyer on an L24Pro on 2026-05-13, 18.0 MHz, 25 mm depth, gain 70 dB, dynamic range 100, compound imaging on
Chest wall planes during a PECS block
The pectoral muscle layers stack above the chest wall with the needle-guide overlay running through them. An anesthesiologist captured this while placing a block for surgery.
submitted by a buyer, captured on a D3Ultra linear head, needle guide at position -25.5 mm and angle -60 degrees, 40 mm depth setting
Abdominal wall layers during a TAP block
Three muscle layers of the lateral abdominal wall separate cleanly, with the needle guide crossing them. This is the plane behind abdominoplasty analgesia.
submitted by a buyer, captured on a D3Ultra linear head, needle guide at position -25.5 mm and angle -60 degrees, 40 mm depth setting
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Technique basics
How the exam comes together, probe to report
Choose the frequency band the plane sits in.The L24Pro holds 18/24 MHz for lip, nasal and dermal planes inside the first 25 mm. The L20Pro keeps 16/20 MHz and reaches 40 mm, while the L14Pro runs 10/14 MHz to 80 mm for a donor site.
10 MHz to 24 MHz across four models
Set depth so the target sits in the top third of the image.Shallow depth keeps the layer under review where resolution is highest. Compound imaging in the Suresult app cleans up the fat septae underneath.
D: 20 mm on the header
Map flow with color, then confirm it with pulsed-wave Doppler.A steered color box finds a vessel that runs parallel to the skin. Pulsed-wave Doppler puts a velocity and a resistive index on what the color found.
steer 12 degrees, PRF 1.0 kHz- Measure, save and export before the first incision.
Calipers put a millimeter figure on a layer or a collection, and the app stores it on the frame. Files export as DICOM, JPEG, PNG or MP4 for the operative record.
DICOM and MP4 export included
What the research says
The evidence, three studies checked
- Color Doppler mapping landed closer to the dissected perforator than CT angiography with ultrasound did.
In a randomized trial of 60 patients undergoing DIEP flap breast reconstruction, color Doppler ultrasound mapping deviated from the dissected perforator position by 0.6 cm on average. Mapping based on CT angiography with ultrasound deviated by 1.0 cm.
Bajus et al., J Plast Reconstr Aesthet Surg 2023 - An imaging probe outperformed a pencil Doppler for free flap perforators.
Across 53 patients having free flap reconstruction, color Doppler ultrasound reached a positive predictive value of 100% and a negative predictive value of 100%. Hand-held Doppler reached 88.6% and 90.5% in the same patients.
González Martínez et al., Plast Reconstr Surg 2020 - Surgeon-performed ultrasound read implant shell integrity correctly in every breast imaged.
In 15 consecutive patients, high-resolution ultrasound performed by a surgeon predicted breast implant shell integrity correctly in 29 of 29 imaged breasts. Surgery confirmed the result in symptomatic and asymptomatic patients.
Bengtson & Eaves, Aesthet Surg J 2012
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Aesthetic and reconstructive in one clinicL20Pro
Aesthetic and reconstructive in one clinicL20ProThe L20Pro runs 16/20 MHz on a 256-element linear head with depth settings of 10, 20, 30 and 40 mm. That band holds facial planes and still reaches an implant capsule or a superficial collection.
16/20 MHz, widest daily fit
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Flap planning and body contouringL14ProThe L14Pro runs 10/14 MHz with depth settings of 20, 40, 60 and 80 mm on a 256-element head. An abdominal or thigh donor site sits inside that range, where a 24 MHz probe stops short.
20, donor-site reach
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Face-first filler and lip workL24ProThe L24Pro holds 18/24 MHz with depth settings from 10 mm to 25 mm. The superficial collection in this atlas was captured at 18 MHz on this frequency band.
18/24 MHz, highest frequency
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Surgeons who place their own blocksD3UltraThe D3Ultra carries linear, convex and phased heads on one 192-element probe. The PECS and TAP captures in this atlas came off this model in a buyer's hands.
linear, convex and phased, one probe, three formats
$2,976 D3Ultra · Convex Linear Phased MultipuBuy nowD3Ultra anzeigen →Scanner-Vergleich
Eight Suresult models for plastic surgery, compared
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| Modell | Preis | Frequenz | Tiefe | Am besten für |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L24Pro | $4,185 | 18/24 MHz | 10/15/20/25 mm | Face-first planes, 256 elements, 4-hour battery |
 L24 | $3,441 | 18/24 MHz | 10/15/20/25 mm | The same 18/24 MHz band on a 192-element head |
| L20Pro | $3,720 | 16/20 MHz | 20/30/40 mm | Facial planes plus fat, fascia and superficial vessels |
 L20 | $2,790 | 16/20 MHz | 20/30/40 mm | 16/20 MHz on a 192-element head at 147 g |
| L14Pro | $3,441 | 10/14 MHz | 20/40/60/80 mm | Donor sites and deeper flap planning, 256 elements |
 L14 | $2,139 | 10/14 MHz | 20-80 mm | The model behind the facial captures on this page |
 L10SH | $3,534 | 7,5/10 MHz | 20/40/60/100 mm | A 40 mm footprint and 100 mm reach for body work |
| D3Ultra | $2,976 | Linear 7.5/10, convex 3.2/5.0, phased 3.2/5.0 MHz | Linear 20-100 mm, convex and phased 90-300 mm | Fascial-plane blocks plus abdominal and cardiac views |
Against the known brands
Suresult vs Clarius L20 HD3, Butterfly iQ3 and GE Vscan Air SL for plastic surgery
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| Suresult | Clarius L20 HD3 | Schmetterling iQ3 | GE Vscan Air SL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Superficial imaging | 18/24 MHz on the L24Pro and 16/20 MHz on the L20Pro, 256 elements, depth from 10 mm | 8-20 MHz with a maximum depth of 4 cm on the Clarius product page | One 1-12 MHz array; the Small Organ preset is listed to 6 cm | Linear transducer listed at 3-12 MHz with 192 elements, up to 8 cm |
| Reach for a donor site | The L14Pro adds depth settings to 80 mm and the L10SH to 100 mm on the same software | The L15 HD3 is the deeper linear model at 5-15 MHz and 7 cm | The MSK preset is listed from 1 cm to 12 cm, changing format as depth increases | The sector array covers up to 24 cm, the linear one up to 8 cm |
| Doppler and needle tools | Color, power and pulsed-wave Doppler plus in-plane and out-of-plane needle guides on every model here | Pulsed Wave Doppler and Needle Enhance are listed as included with the Clarius Essentials membership | Butterfly splits features across its Core and Advanced technology tiers | The GE Vscan Air SL page lists procedural guidance among the indications and names no needle-guide tool |
| Device price | $3,720 for the L20Pro and $3,441 for the L14Pro, published on the product pages | $5,395 published | $3,899 published | Starting at $4,999 published |
| Software fees | None; Doppler, needle guides, measurements and DICOM export are included | Clarius Essentials listed at 695 USD per year, 1,785 USD every three years, or 2,500 USD one time, with DICOM functionality inside it | Core $299 a year, Advanced $420 a year, or $1,500 for five years of Advanced | GE offers Digital Tools for Vscan Air as an add-on suite, with no terms or fees published on the SL or Digital Tools pages |
| Landed cost | Suresult's shipping policy covers shipping, customs clearance, duties and applicable taxes. Transit is 1 to 7 business days to Europe, North America and Oceania, and 3 to 10 business days to Asia, Africa and South America. | US list price; duties and shipping sit outside the listed figure | US list price; duties and shipping sit outside the listed figure | US list price; purchase terms are regional |
| Documents published | FDA 510(k), EU MDR (CE), Health Canada and ISO 13485 in the Suresult library | Clarius product and membership pages are the source used here | Butterfly pricing and specification pages are the source used here | GE product page and support specifications are the source used here |
| Regulatory registrations | FDA 510(k) · ISO 13485 · EU MDR (CE) · TGA · ANVISA · Health Canada | FDA 510(k) | FDA 510(k) | FDA 510(k) |
Where Suresult wins
- Ten soft-tissue captures on this page come off Suresult hardware, with the app's own settings header left on the frames that carry one.
- Suresult publishes linear models from 7.5 MHz to 24 MHz, so a plastic surgery practice can match the band to the plane instead of the plane to the probe.
- Depth settings run to 80 mm on the L14Pro and 100 mm on the L10SH, which covers an abdominal or thigh donor site.
- Color, power and pulsed-wave Doppler are included on every Suresult scanner listed here, with no feature tier to unlock.
- In-plane and out-of-plane needle guides come with every model listed here, and needle enhancement with the L24Pro, L20Pro, L14Pro, L24, L20, L10SH and D3Ultra.
- Cine loops of up to 1,000 frames and DICOM export put a full scan pass into the operative record.
- The checkout price is the landed price, with shipping, customs clearance and applicable taxes covered by Suresult's published shipping policy.
- Certificates are published for inspection: FDA 510(k), EU MDR (CE), Health Canada and ISO 13485.
- One Suresult app runs on iOS, Android and Windows over dual-band Wi-Fi, so the same scanner works in the operating room and in the consulting room.
The five-year math
Clarius lists the L20 HD3 at $5,395, and lists Essentials at 695 USD per year, 1,785 USD every three years, or 2,500 USD one time. The bars below count the annual plan. Clarius lists DICOM functionality, Pulsed Wave Doppler and Needle Enhance inside that membership. Suresult scanners carry no subscription and include those tools.
L20Pro, paid onceClarius L20 HD3: scanner + membership= $3,475 in fees alone by year five
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L20Pro
L20Pro 16/20 MHz – Hochfrequenz-Linear-Ultraschall für Ästhetik, Haut und oberflächliche Muskel-Skelett-Erkrankungen
Frequenz: 16/20 MHz
Scanning-Tiefe: 20/30/40 mm
Plastische Chirurgie
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L24Pro
L24Pro 18/24 MHz 256-Element-Ultraschallsonde für ästhetische Behandlungen mit Füllstoffen
Frequenz: 18/24 MHz
Scanning-Tiefe: 10/15/20/25mm
Plastische Chirurgie
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D3Ultra
D3Ultra Convex Linear Phased Mehrzweck-Hand-Ultraschallgerät
Frequenz: Konvexer / phasengesteuerter Tastkopf 3.2/5.0MHz Linearer Tastkopf 7.5/10MHz
Scanning-Tiefe: Linear: 20-100mm, konvex & phasengesteuert: 90-300mm
Plastische Chirurgie
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Was Sie vor dem Kauf beachten sollten
What is a handheld ultrasound for plastic surgery?
A handheld ultrasound for plastic surgery is a wireless high-frequency scanner that images vessels, fat and fascial planes, implant shells and postoperative fluid. A plastic surgeon uses it in the clinic room and beside the operating table.
Which Suresult model suits a plastic surgery practice best?
The Suresult L20Pro is the widest daily fit at 16/20 MHz with depth settings of 10, 20, 30 and 40 mm. Its 256-element linear head holds facial planes and still reaches an implant capsule or a superficial fluid pocket.
Can a handheld probe map perforators for a flap?
Yes. A randomized trial of 60 DIEP flap patients found color Doppler mapping deviated 0.6 cm from the dissected perforator, against 1.0 cm for CT angiography with ultrasound. The Suresult L14Pro carries color and pulsed-wave Doppler with depth settings to 80 mm.
Is an imaging probe better than a pencil Doppler for perforators?
In 53 free flap patients, color Doppler ultrasound reached a positive predictive value of 100% and hand-held Doppler reached 88.6%. An imaging probe shows the vessel and its course rather than returning an audible signal.
Can a handheld scanner check a breast implant?
High-resolution ultrasound performed by a surgeon predicted implant shell integrity correctly in 29 of 29 breasts in a 2012 study of 15 patients. That 2012 study used portable high-resolution systems with transducer heads in the 8 to 16 MHz range. It reported that a 12 MHz head produced the best images at the normal clinical depth range.
What frequency does plastic surgery imaging need?
Facial and dermal planes sit in the first 25 mm, which is where 18 to 24 MHz resolves best. A donor site or an implant capsule sits deeper. The Suresult L14Pro at 10/14 MHz and the L10SH at 7.5/10 MHz cover that depth.
Can the same scanner find a seroma or hematoma after surgery?
A seroma or hematoma is read by its border and its contents. The atlas on this page shows a superficial collection captured at 18 MHz on an L24Pro. Needle guides for guided aspiration are included on every Suresult model listed here.
Does the probe show the needle during aspiration or a fascial-plane block?
Yes. Every Suresult model listed here includes in-plane and out-of-plane needle guides, and needle enhancement ships on the L24Pro, L20Pro, L14Pro, L24, L20, L10SH and D3Ultra. The chest wall and abdominal wall captures in this atlas show the guide overlay running through the target plane.
How much does a handheld ultrasound for plastic surgery cost?
A Suresult linear model costs $2,139 for the L14 and $4,185 for the L24Pro, software included. Clarius lists the L20 HD3 at $5,395 and Butterfly lists the iQ3 at $3,899.
What is the five-year cost against Clarius?
Clarius lists the L20 HD3 at $5,395 and prices Essentials at 695 USD per year, 1,785 USD every three years, or 2,500 USD one time. Suresult scanners carry no subscription.
Do I lose Doppler or DICOM if I skip a subscription?
Suresult scanners include all of them. Color, power and pulsed-wave Doppler, needle guides, measurements and DICOM export ship with every scanner. Clarius lists DICOM functionality, Pulsed Wave Doppler and Needle Enhance inside its Essentials membership.
Can one scanner cover both a facial practice and body work?
The Suresult L20Pro at 16/20 MHz reaches 40 mm, which covers facial planes plus fat, fascia and superficial vessels. A practice that also scans donor sites or places blocks adds the L14Pro or the D3Ultra.
Is a handheld enough, or does a plastic surgery clinic need a cart system?
A handheld linear probe covers vessel mapping, plane assessment, implant checks and guided aspiration. A cart system remains the choice for whole-body imaging or for a dedicated imaging department.
Can the scans go into the patient record?
Yes. Every Suresult model saves cine loops of up to 1,000 frames and exports as DICOM, JPEG, PNG or MP4. Measurements are stored on the frame, so a preoperative scan can be compared with a follow-up.
Which platforms and connections do these scanners use?
Suresult scanners run on iOS, Android and Windows over a built-in dual-band Wi-Fi link at 802.11n across 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. The software is included and carries no subscription.
How long does one charge last during a clinic list?
The L20Pro, L24Pro and L14Pro carry a 4,400 mAh battery rated for 4 hours of continuous scanning. All three accept USB charging and wireless charging.
Lineare Array-Sonde (4-15 MHz)
Ideal für die Gesichtsästhetik, das Mapping der oberflächlichen Gefäße und die Lappenplanung. Hochfrequenzauflösung für empfindliche Strukturen.
Krummliniger Tastkopf (2-5 MHz)
Am besten geeignet für tiefere Gewebeschichten, die Visualisierung von Brustimplantaten und die Beurteilung von Flüssigkeitsansammlungen nach Operationen.
Doppler mit PW/CW-Modi
Unverzichtbar für die Darstellung des Blutflusses bei Lappenoperationen und zur Vermeidung von Gefäßkomplikationen.
Overlay für die Nadelführung
Verbessert die Injektionsgenauigkeit bei der Platzierung von Fillern, Fetttransplantationen und der Absaugung von Seromen und reduziert so Komplikationen.
Benutzerfreundliche Software
Einfache Benutzeroberfläche mit schnellen Tiefen- und Frequenzeinstellungen, Echtzeit-Bildspeicherung und nahtlosem Zugriff auf Scans mit nur wenigen Fingertipps.
Langlebig & leicht
Praktisch für Chirurgen, die zwischen dem OP, der Klinik und luxuriösen Concierge-Besuchen wechseln.
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- Depth and angle readouts for needle and injection guidance
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FAQ
How accurate is Suresult ultrasound for visualizing small-flow skin vessels?
All Suresult devices come equipped with advanced Power Doppler technology. This makes them highly effective for assessing soft tissue infections, vascular malformations, or skin perfusion—especially in sensitive cases where clinical presentation alone is not enough.
Sind Suresult-Ultraschalluntersuchungen bei der Beurteilung von Brustimplantaten oder anderen größeren Vergrößerungsoperationen sinnvoll?
Unbedingt. Suresult-Ultraschallsysteme mit gekrümmten Sonden können Strukturen von den oberflächlichen Muskelschichten bis hin zu tieferen Geweben abbilden. Dazu gehören die Überprüfung der Positionierung von Implantaten, die Erkennung von Kapselkontrakturen oder die Identifizierung von Rupturen - und das alles, ohne dass ein MRT erforderlich ist.
Do Suresult ultrasound devices support video capture or just still images?
Beides. Sie können während Ihres Scans hochauflösende Standbilder oder kurze Videoloops in Echtzeit aufnehmen. Diese Funktion ist besonders wertvoll, wenn Sie Bewegungen dokumentieren, z. B. Gelenkbewegungen oder den Gefäßfluss, oder wenn Sie dynamische Befunde bei Nachuntersuchungen oder telemedizinischen Konsultationen mit Kollegen, Patienten oder Pflegern besprechen und teilen möchten.
How do I store and share patient scans with Suresult ultrasounds?
Die Scans werden sicher auf Ihrem iOS- oder Android-Gerät in EMR-kompatiblen Formaten gespeichert. Anmerkungen und Notizen bleiben erhalten, und die Dateien können sofort über PACS, DICOM oder cloudbasierte Systeme freigegeben werden. Sie können Scans auch über gängige Kommunikations-Apps versenden, so dass Dokumentation und Konsultation schnell und vollständig in Ihren Arbeitsablauf integriert sind.
Can Suresult help plan revision surgeries?
Yes. High-frequency imaging helps you locate scar tissue and altered tissue planes from previous procedures, so you can map your approach before the first incision. Doppler adds a view of nearby vessels, supporting safer dissection planning in reoperated areas.
Can I use Suresult to monitor fat graft results?
Yes. Scan grafted areas to assess fat distribution and retention over time, and save labeled images at each visit for side-by-side comparison. It's a quick, visual way to document how results are settling and to plan touch-ups with confidence.
