Grey Medical’s Blepharoplasty Instruments Set & Successful Eyelid Surgery

Plastic surgery procedures are in hot demand these days. Blepharoplasty is one such surgical procedure which works on the appearance of the eyelids. This cosmetic procedure requires eyelid surgery tools to eliminate excess fat around the eyes and correct eyebags when needed. Eye surgeons should have precise blepharoplasty surgical instruments in their ophthalmic plastic surgery sets. Grey Medical is a certified surgical supply store serving the field of surgery for well over 20 years with remarkable dexterity and commitment. 

This Grey Medical guide will walk you through all the eyelid surgery tools that should be included in your blepharoplasty instruments set. Read on to explore precise blepharoplasty tools every surgeon should have for successful cosmetic eyelid surgery, including their uses and functions. 

Blepharoplasty Instruments Set at Grey Medical: For Heightened Cosmetic Precision

Our surgical supply store, better known as Grey Medical, has a vast variety of blepharoplasty scissors, fine suture forceps, and eyelid retractors, among others. For a consolidated solution, we have crafted a blepharoplasty instrument set. Our medical instruments set is a fully integrated solution for eye surgeons and practitioners. All our eye instruments are made from high-grade German stainless steel which gives them incomparable durability.

The Blepharoplasty instrument set is crafted by keeping every surgical need in view. It is a comprehensive collection of essentialized eyelid surgery tools and helping instruments so that every surgeon has everything they need. We make sure all our eyelid surgery tools are crafted by keeping surgeon-friendly protocols in mind to lessen the surgical strain on the surgeons over long surgical procedures. 

Our blepharoplasty instruments set is a collection of the following top-grade stainless steel medical instruments:

Precision Blepharoplasty Scissors

Blepharoplasty scissors are highly specialized. They are known as essential eyelid surgical tools which assist practitioners in notching and cutting the tissues of the eyelid. 

Here’s a quick round-up of all the blepharoplasty scissors plastic surgeons need during the procedure: 

Kaye Blepharoplasty Ribbon Style Scissors

Grey Medical’s Kaye Blepharoplasty Ribbon Style Scissors are cutting tools designed to notch superficial fascia present around the eyes. These scissors have two different kinds of edges: a bevelled outer tip and a serrated notching edge to securely clutch the eyelid tissues. Moreover, these scissors have different structured shapes such as straight and curved. They are made reusable for economic purposes. 

Kaye Double-Beveled Scissors

Kaye Double-beveled scissors work to dissect the tissues of the eyelid. They are semi-sharpened to make the surgical procedure minimally invasive. We have made this pair of scissors with micro-serrations for anti-slip manipulation. There are two blades: a semi-sharp for holding and a sharpened one to notch both loose and dense eyelid tissues. 

Stevens Tenotomy Scissors

Stevens Tenotomy scissors are mostly found in ophthalmic surgical sets such as blepharoplasty instrument sets. They are highly specialized to notch and dissect delicate tissues of the eye. Mostly, they are used when handling loose structures of the eye. To make the overall experience atraumatic, stevens tenotomy scissors are made with semi-sharp blades. 

Wagner Scissors

These are commonly referred to as dissecting scissors. Wagner scissors are extra sharpened to allow the surgeons to notch the tissues without any delay in manipulation. They are ideal for cutting eye sheaths, eyelids, membranes, skin, etc. The tips of these scissors have a sharp-sharp configuration. Surgeons usually use them when there is a need to notch exact cuts. 

High-Grade Blepharoplasty Forceps

These forceps are used to firmly hold the eyelid tissues during the cosmetic procedure. There are different types of blepharoplasty forceps. Some of them are mentioned below:

Adson Brown Tissue Forceps

Adson brown tissue forceps are made to hold the eyelid tissues during the surgical procedure. They are available in different blade configurations. For direct manipulation, straight-tipped adson forceps are used. For places hard to reach, angled tissue forceps are employed. During blepharoplasty, holding tissues in their right position is crucial for successful going of the procedure. For that purpose, adson brown tissue forceps, constructed from tungsten carbide are used. 

 

Castroviejo Suture Forceps

Castroviejo suture forceps hold a serrated configuration with tiny teeth. This configuration is adopted to enable the surgeons to clutch the tissues more securely and safely. They work best on delicate tissues such as corneal tissues and tissues of the eyelid. Furthermore, we are offering five different configurations and sizes to suit the needs of all. 

Green Fixation Delicate Tissue Forceps

For enhanced clamping action, green fixation delicate tissue forceps are used. The tips of these forceps are serrated to minimize the abrasions on the tissues. The handle of the forcep also has a patterned, serrated holding surface to prevent slippage and enhance control. Usually, the gripping surface is required to be wide and spacious. These forceps suffice the needs with their 9.0mm wide tips. 

Top-Notch Eyelid Retractors

The operating site needs to remain wide and open for a surgeon’s ease. This is done by using surgical retractors. As eyelid surgeries are highly complex, they have a special set of retractors made specifically to enable the surgeons to keep the eyes retracted during the procedure. 

Kaye Blepharoplasty Rake Retractor

Kaye Blepharoplasty Rake Retractor is made by keeping the holding surface wide and spacious. It works by retracting the eyelids to keep the eye region open. Grey Medical has constructed this retractor with a secure handle grip to ease the procedure for the practitioner. This retractor has a rake-like tip which works to clutch the eyelid and eye tissues without causing any harm to the eye. 

High-Quality Castroviejo Needle Holders

This needle holder augments the surgical practice with unparalleled efficiency. Castroviejo needle holders are designed for delicate eye surgeries and other medical procedures. This needle holder has a locking mechanism which enables the surgeons to keep their hands strain-free. For precise control, this needle holder has serrated and toothed jaws. This needle holder can be used with sutures of grade 5–0. 

Frazier Skin Hook

Sometimes, it is needed to hook the skin to reach the deep areas of a surgical site. Frazier skin hooks are designed for this very purpose. As the skin hook is used multiple times during medical procedures, we have made the tool with the finest quality of German stainless steel. Its strong and durable build allows it to be used again and again.

 

Guthrie Double Hook

Constructed in a double-prong structure, the Guthrie double hook has two clutching surfaces; sharp and blunt. This hook is used to retract the delicate tissues during blepharoplasty. 

FAQs

Q1: What type of scissors do ophthalmologists use in Blepharoplasty?

Precision blepharoplasty scissors are mostly used in cosmetic eyelid surgeries. Usually, they have a SuperCut configuration to notch and dissect with exact cuts. 

Q2: How to keep your blepharoplasty instrument set maintained?

The best way to keep your blepharoplasty instrument set maintained is to perform sterilization after every surgical procedure. The instruments should have a proper casing. 

Order Grey Medical’s Blepharoplasty Instrument Set for Precise Cosmetic Surgeries

Grey Medical has a ready supply of high-grade Blepharoplasty Instrument Sets compacted with top-notch Eyelid surgery tools and German stainless steel eye instruments. All our surgical tools are CE and FDA-approved. Our medical instruments come with a lifelong warranty, however, it is crucial to follow the rules and regulations given in the packaging.

 

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