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Plastic Surgery Instruments
Breast DissectorBreast SpreaderCartilage InstrumentsChisel - OsteotomeDressing And Tissue ForcepsElevators And RaspatoriesEndoscopic Forehead and Facelift DissectorsFiber Optic ToolsHemostatic ForcepsHooks - RetractorsMalletsMeasuring And Marking InstrumentsNasal ForcepsNasal SpeculumNeedle HolderPin And Wire CutterRasp - Files - SawRongeurScalpel Handle And KnifeScissorsSelf Retaining RetractorSeptum Straightening ForcepsSkin Grafting ToolsSuction Tubes
Overview
Plastic surgery instruments are the hand instruments used in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery of the face, nose, eyelids, breast and body. Our range covers more than 500 patterns, all manufactured in our Sialkot workshop: skin hooks and retractors, dissecting and tissue forceps, elevators and raspatories, osteotomes and chisels, rasps and files, facelift and breast dissectors, fiber-optic lighted retractors, needle holders, scissors, measuring and marking instruments and cartilage instruments. Instruments are grouped below by type; for a specific operation see our rhinoplasty, facelift, breast augmentation and blepharoplasty collections.
Sub-types
Hooks & Retractors
Skin hooks, double-ended and self-retaining retractors for exposure in facial and body contouring surgery.
Browse Hooks & RetractorsDressing & Tissue Forceps
Adson, Brown-Adson, Gillies and fine tissue forceps for handling skin and soft tissue.
Browse Dressing & Tissue ForcepsElevators & Raspatories
Periosteal elevators and raspatories for subperiosteal dissection in nasal and facial bone work.
Browse Elevators & RaspatoriesChisels & Osteotomes
Straight, curved and guarded osteotomes for rhinoplasty and facial skeletal surgery.
Browse Chisels & OsteotomesFiber Optic Tools
Lighted retractors and fiber-optic accessories that illuminate deep pockets in breast and facelift surgery.
Browse Fiber Optic ToolsRasps, Files & Saws
Nasal rasps and bone files for smoothing the dorsum and contouring bone.
Browse Rasps, Files & SawsMaterials & Grades
Instruments are forged from surgical-grade stainless steel, hardened, hand-finished and passivated so they withstand repeated cleaning and steam sterilization. Selected patterns are available in black or matte finishes to reduce glare under theatre lights.
Buying Guide
How to choose plastic surgery instruments:
• Start from the procedure — rhinoplasty, facelift, breast and eyelid surgery each use their own core patterns.
• Match length to working depth — breast pockets need long retractors and dissectors; facial work needs short, fine instruments.
• Choose the named pattern your surgeons know (for example Aufricht, Converse, Joseph or Trepsat); each product page lists pattern and size.
• Add lighting for deep pockets with fiber-optic retractors.
• Plan sterilization with matching trays and boxes so each set is processed together.
Comparison
| Sub-type | Best for |
|---|---|
| Hooks & retractors | Exposure and skin flap control |
| Elevators & raspatories | Subperiosteal dissection |
| Osteotomes & rasps | Nasal and facial bone work |
| Fiber optic retractors | Lighting deep breast and facelift pockets |
| Tissue forceps & scissors | Fine soft-tissue handling and dissection |
Category FAQ
What instruments are used in plastic surgery?
Core plastic surgery instruments include skin hooks and retractors, fine tissue forceps, dissecting scissors, needle holders, periosteal elevators, osteotomes and rasps, plus procedure-specific dissectors and lighted retractors.
Are your plastic surgery instruments reusable?
Yes. They are stainless steel, supplied non-sterile, and designed to be cleaned and steam sterilized between uses.
What is the minimum order quantity?
For standard instruments the minimum order is one piece. Special or custom items are quoted case by case.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock orders are dispatched within 4 working days. Made-to-order and bulk quantities typically take 1–4 weeks of production before dispatch.
Do you offer private label (OEM / own brand) manufacturing?
Yes. As an OEM manufacturer in Sialkot we produce instruments under your brand name for distributors and hospital suppliers. See our private label page or request a quote.