Masing Nasal Rasp

Description

Masing Nasal Rasp

The Masing nasal rasp is a straight rasp for work on the bony nose. Surgeons use it in rhinoplasty to lower a hump and refine the nasal bones.

Designed for gradual reduction

A rasp takes away bone a little at a time. So the surgeon can stop, feel the dorsum through the skin, and continue if needed. This steady approach helps avoid removing too much.

A 20 cm straight pattern

First, note the size: we list this rasp at 20 cm in a straight shape. Because of the extra length, it gives a comfortable grip and good reach toward the upper bony vault. If you need blade dimensions, contact us and we will check a unit.

Its role in a rhinoplasty set

Nasal sets often include several rasps with different lengths and grits. For instance, the surgeon may use a straight rasp on the midline, then switch to another pattern for the sides. In addition, rasps often clean up after an osteotome cut.

Building your set

If you already own shorter rasps, this 20 cm model adds reach. On the other hand, if you are starting a set, pair it with a curved rasp. That combination covers most dorsal work.

Caring for your Masing nasal rasp

Clean the teeth soon after use because dried bone dust sticks firmly. Use a stiff brush and, if available, an ultrasonic bath. Then rinse, dry and steam sterilize the rasp.

Masing nasal rasp specifications

• Straight shape
• Length: 20 cm
• Stainless steel

About your 20 cm rasp order

We include a three-year warranty against workmanship defects on this 20 cm straight rasp. Before we ship, a person in Atlanta runs a hand check over the 20 cm rasp teeth. Read the FAQ page on our site for delivery and billing help. ASTM F899 spells out the steels accepted for rasps and other surgical instruments. For septal work, the Masing chisel makes a good companion. Then view the full ENT and rhinoplasty category.

This 20 cm rasp is intended for professional use. Our care article explains rasp photo variation and nickel in stainless steel alloys, and our returns guide describes how to arrange a return.