Plastics and Resconstructive Instruments

Briggs Mammosplasty Retractor

Large curved retractor with a teardrop-shaped wire blade use for retracting breast tissues during a mammoplasty

Dermamesher

A surgical tool used to prepare skin for grafting. It stretches skin patches over a mesh to widen them. 

Dermatome Blade

A surgical tool used to remove skin layers for skin grafts, cosmetic procedures, and reconstructive surgeries. The blade is attached to a handheld instrument that oscillates back and forth to remove skin. 

Dermatome

a surgical instrument used to cut thin slices of skin (graft) for skin grafting procedures. 

Use for harvesting a split-thickness skin graft

Double Cottle Tenaculum

A sharp, double-hook retractor is used for retracting skin edges and deeper tissues of small incisions. Often used for nasal procedures.

Freeman Areola Marker

Use for marking an incision line around the areola for a reduction mammoplasty and for marking tissue to become the new areola during reconstruction mammoplasty

Range in size from 24 to 55mm in diameter

Halsey Needle Holder

Halsey tool use for holding small suture needles during delicate procedures

Holzheimer Retractor

Use for retracting a small, shallow wound edge

Iris Scissors

Use to cut tissues during fine dissection

Jamison Scissors

Small scissors with curved elongated blades use to cut tissues during fine dissection. are used

Jarit Cross Retractor

used to hold back and retract tissues or organs in a crossed fashion, providing optimal exposure to the surgical site during procedures, particularly in spinal surgery; its design allows for simultaneous retraction of tissues from multiple angles, improving visibility during delicate operations. 

Joseph Double Skin Hook

Small double-sharp hook retractor used for retracting skin edges of small wounds

Hand it to the surgeon when pointing downwards

Joseph Single Skin Hook

Small sharp hook retractor use for retracting skin edges of small wounds used

Hand it to the surgeon when pointing downwards

Kaye Facelift Scissors

Use for cutting and dissecting tissue during a rhytidectomy

Liposuction Cannula

Use for aspirating adipose tissue during a lip suction procedure

Little Plastic Surgery Scissors

Use to cut tissues during fine dissection

Holes on blades serve as suture carriers

Mathieu Retractor

Use for retracting skin edges and shallow wound edges

Can be often be confused with the Senn retractor

Mammoplasty Hook

Sharp hook retractor use for breast tissue during mastectomy or mammoplasty

McKissock Keyhole

Use for marking the incision outline for a reduction mammoplasty.

Meyerding Finger Retractor

Use for retracting small wounds

Ragnell Retractor

Use to retract superficially and then then deeper in a small wound

Reynolds Scissors

Small scissors with curved, widened blades that are used to cut tissues during fine dissection

Single Cottle Tenaculum

L-shape hook use for retracting skin edges and deeper tissues of small incisions

Stevens Tenotomy Scissors

Scissors with straight or slightly fine blades use to cut tissues during fine dissection

Watson Skin Graft Knife

Use for harvesting a split-thickness skin graft or for debridement

Webster Needle Holder

Webster tool use for holding small suture needles during delicate procedures