Nasal Hooks(4)

Converse Alar Hook is a double-ended hook-type surgical device that grants atraumatic retraction of the nostrils in order to reach the alar cartilage during nasal surgeries and other complex procedures such as rhinoplasty.

• Double-Ended Design For Dynamic Surgical Control
• Suitable Perforated Handle Ideal To Perform Self-Retaining Retractions
• Sharp Double Prongs For Optimal Vision Of The Nasal Cavity

Cottle Alar Hook is a hook-type surgical instrument that can be used during plastic or nasal surgeries to safely pull back the nostrils and reach the nasal cavity deep spaces.

• Hook-Type Working End For Maximum Retraction Range
• Four Semi-Sharp Prongs Designed For Avoiding Tissue Damage
• Ergonomic Flat Handle With Vertical Ridges For Superior Control

Freer Mucosa Hook allows surgeons to retract mucosal tissues and pull back wound edges in order to view the underlying tissues. It is especially useful during nasal surgeries.

• Two Sharp Prongs For Pulling Back Delicate Tissues
• Ergonomic Square Handle For Maximum Control
• Elongated Slim Shaft To Reach Deep Spaces

Kilner Alar Hook is a surgical instrument that allows surgeons to pull back and hold the nostrils cartilaginous tissue in order to expose the alar cartilage and other structures within the nasal cavity.

• Two Parallel Sharp Prongs For Atraumatic Nostril Retraction
• Central Flat Handle With Coarse Horizontal Ridges To Secure A Firm Grip
• Dynamic 8.0cm Overall Lenght To Ensure Enhanced Control