Cakir Transverse Nasal Saw

The Cakir Transverse Nasal Saw is a modern, specialized variation of the transverse saw, named after the surgeon who popularized its specific application. It is designed for performing a high, precise transverse osteotomy as part of the “Cakir technique” in preservation rhinoplasty. This instrument allows for a controlled cut that facilitates the repositioning of the nasal dorsum, minimizing disruption to the nasal bones and overlying soft tissue.

Key Features:

• Designed specifically for high transverse osteotomies in dorsal preservation techniques.

• Enables a precise, low-trauma cut that spares much of the lateral nasal bone.

• Facilitates the “push-down” or “let-down” procedures for dorsal hump reduction.

• Contributes to more stable results and reduced post-operative edema.

• Sharp, fine blade allows for accurate, minimally invasive bone division.

• A key instrument for surgeons adopting advanced, bone-preserving rhinoplasty methods.

Execute modern, preservation-focused rhinoplasty techniques with the specialized precision of the Cakir Transverse Nasal Saw from Medic Instrument.