Plastic surgery instruments often come in specialized sets designed for various procedures within the field of cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. Here are descriptions for some common special sets used in plastic surgery:
1. Rhinoplasty Set
Description: The rhinoplasty set is designed specifically for nasal surgery, including reshaping and reconstructing the nose. It typically includes:
- Scalpels: For precise incisions.
- Rhinoplasty Forceps: To handle delicate nasal tissues.
- Nasal Speculums: To provide visibility and access to the nasal cavity.
- Osteotomes and Chisels: For reshaping nasal bones.
- Needle Holders and Sutures: For closing incisions.
- Dissecting Scissors: For precise tissue dissection.
2. Facelift Set
Description: The facelift set contains instruments used to perform facelifts, which involve lifting and tightening the facial skin. Common tools in this set include:
- Face Lifts Scalpels: For making precise incisions.
- Elevators: To lift and separate facial tissues.
- Needle Holders: For suturing incisions.
- Hemostats: To control bleeding.
- Dissection Scissors: For detailed tissue work.
- Skin Hooks: To hold back skin during the procedure.
3. Breast Augmentation Set
Description: This set is used for breast enhancement procedures, including implants and reshaping. Instruments often include:
- Breast Dissection Scissors: For precise dissection of breast tissue.
- Hemostats: To control bleeding during the procedure.
- Implant Sizers: To measure and choose the correct implant size.
- Needle Holders and Sutures: For closing incisions.
- Pocket Spreader: To create space for the implant.
4. Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) Set
Description: Used for abdominoplasty, this set focuses on removing excess skin and fat from the abdomen. Instruments in this set include:
- Abdominal Scalpels: For making large incisions.
- Skin Hooks and Retractors: To hold back skin and provide better access.
- Liposuction Cannulas: For fat removal.
- Hemostats: For managing bleeding.
- Needle Holders and Sutures: For closing incisions.
5. Microsurgery Set
Description: This set is designed for delicate procedures requiring high precision, such as reconstructive microsurgery. Typical instruments include:
- Microsurgical Scalpels: For very fine incisions.
- Micro Forceps: For handling tiny tissues.
- Microsurgical Needle Holders: For precise suturing.
- Micro Dissecting Scissors: For intricate tissue dissection.
- Microvascular Clamps: For controlling small blood vessels.
6. Otoplasty Set
Description: Designed for ear surgeries, particularly for correcting protruding ears. Instruments often include:
- Ear Scalpels: For making incisions around the ear.
- Ear Retractors: To hold back ear tissue.
- Needle Holders: For suturing the ear cartilage.
- Hemostats: To control bleeding during the procedure.
- Dissection Scissors: For detailed dissection.
Each set is meticulously assembled to ensure that all necessary tools are available for specific procedures, allowing for precision and efficiency in plastic and reconstructive surgeries.
