Breast Areola Markers

Breast areola markers are specialized medical instruments used to mark the position and size of the areola, the pigmented area surrounding the nipple, during breast surgery. They are designed to help the surgeon accurately position the nipple and areola during procedures such as breast reduction, breast lift, and breast reconstruction.

Breast areola markers come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but they typically consist of a circular template with a range of diameter sizes that can be used to mark the position and size of the areola. The template is placed over the breast, and the surgeon uses a sterile surgical marker to outline the desired size and position of the areola.

Some breast areola markers also include additional features, such as a central mark or notch to indicate the location of the nipple, or adjustable arms or legs to help the surgeon align the marker with the underlying breast tissue.

Breast areola markers are an essential tool in many breast surgeries, as they help the surgeon achieve a more symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing result. Proper handling and care of breast areola markers are crucial to ensure their accuracy and longevity.