Converse Nasal Scissor Angled Right

Converse Nasal Scissor Angled Right: Sharp-Tip Dissection for Rhinoplasty and Septoplasty During open rhinoplasty, the scroll region between the cephalic border of the lower lateral cartilage and the caudal border of the upper lateral cartilage demands an angled cutting path; a straight scissor jaw forces the surgeon’s hand against the alar wall and loses the access angle. The right-angled jaw of the Converse nasal scissor maintains the correct trajectory into the intercartilaginous zone without requiring wrist rotation that shifts the dissection plane.In septoplasty, the sharp tip enters the sub-mucoperichondrial plane cleanly along the avascular layer over the quadrangular cartilage. Instrument geometry designed for this tissue plane allows the mucoperichondrial flap to elevate without tearing, consistent with endonasal septal technique where flap integrity determines exposure quality for the remainder of the procedure. InstrumentPrimary Use and ProcedureDesignConverse Nasal Scissor Angled RightSharp-tip intercartilaginous dissection and caudal septal cartilage trimming during open rhinoplasty and endonasal septoplastyRight-angled jaw, sharp tip, ring-handle Why are sharp-tip converse nasal scissors used in septoplasty? The sharp tip splits the sub-mucoperichondrial plane cleanly without tearing the mucoperichondrial flap, which must remain intact for adequate septal exposure. What procedures use converse nasal scissors?Open rhinoplasty, endonasal rhinoplasty, septoplasty, and nasal reconstruction procedures requiring precise intercartilaginous or septal tissue dissection. Can I order in bulk quantities?Yes, Hamsan Surgical specializes in bulk manufacturing and offers flexible order quantities and custom requirements. Product Features & Specifications Product Name: Converse Nasal Scissor Angled RightProduct Type: Surgical ScissorJaw Orientation: Angled RightHandle Type: Ring-handleMaterial: Stainless SteelSterility: ReusableIndicated Procedures: Open rhinoplasty, endonasal rhinoplasty, septoplasty