In plastic and reconstructive surgery, the less the tissue is traumatised the cleaner the healing, so the tip geometry of forceps and scissors differs from general surgery instruments. This page holds the Local Set, the Small Plastic Surgery Set and the General Purpose Plastic Surgery Set.

On fine tipped instruments the most common failure is loss of tip alignment. The instruments are finished with that load in mind and carry a five year warranty against corrosion and workmanship defects.

Small sets for outpatient use and theatre sets can be composed separately. Click the set images to review their contents.

Cerrahi Set İçerikleri

With fine tipped instruments the most valuable habit is checking tip closure before every sterilisation. When forceps tips meet, no light should pass between them, and scissor blades should touch along their whole length. The smallest gap crushes tissue instead of cutting it and leaves a mark.

In dermatological and aesthetic procedures instruments are mostly used under local anaesthesia in an outpatient room. There the set is kept small and turns over several times a day, so reducing the item count and maintaining each one regularly gives a better result than a large but neglected set. Misaligned fine instruments can usually be repaired.