Endo Dissectors Midface Facial Multiple Curves

Description

Endo Dissectors Midface Facial Multiple Curves

The midface endoscopic dissector follows the contours of the cheek. Several bends along the shaft let a 12 mm tip stay flat on bone.

Curves that follow the face

The midface is not a flat surface. Therefore, this shaft bends more than once. As a result, the tip keeps its angle from temple to cheek.

Handles for the midface endoscopic dissector

The grip comes in ergonomic or standard form. Both carry the same curved shaft. Thus comfort decides the order.

Use in lifts

Surgeons use it for midface suspension and cheek repositioning. It also releases tissue over the maxilla. Generally it follows the temporal and arch steps, once the upper pockets are already open.

Following the cheek contour

The cheek rises, dips and turns toward the nose. Accordingly, the shaft carries several gentle bends. Advance it with the tip angled toward bone, and use the scope to confirm each step before going deeper.

Midface endoscopic dissector details

• 12 mm tip
• Multiple-curve shaft
• Ergonomic or standard handle

Care and storage

Brush each bend under water, then rinse. Dry thoroughly. Next, lay it flat so the curves keep their shape.

Order details

We protect this dissector for three years against manufacturing defects once it ships. Ahead of dispatch, one of our Atlanta team handles each dissector under good light. Our common questions page walks through common order questions. For a primer on surgical-grade stainless, read ASTM F899. A backup dissector on standby covers reprocessing gaps. Open the entire general surgery catalog for more. For a next step, add the zygomatic arch pattern. Looking for a bulk price? Message us today.

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