An aspiration apparatus includes handles with two members. Each of the handle members includes an actuation end and an opposite connection end. The members of the handles are associated with one another (e.g., pivotally, etc.) in such a way that movement of the actuation ends in first directions (e.g., toward one another, away from one another) causes the connection ends to move in different second directions (e.g., away from one another, toward one another). The connection end of the first member may configured for association with the barrel of a syringe, while the connection end of the second member may be configured for association with the plunger of the syringe. Association of one or both of the connection ends with its respective syringe element may be pivotal. Aspiration methods, including, but not limited to, methods of using such an aspiration apparatus, are also disclosed.
