Gubisch Nasal Osteotome Archives

The Gubisch Nasal Osteotome is a specialized instrument used in advanced septorhinoplasty, particularly for performing precise osteotomies on the nasal septum and harvesting straight cartilage grafts. Its thin, sharp blade is designed for controlled linear cuts in septal cartilage, allowing surgeons to harvest perfectly straight pieces of cartilage for use as spreader grafts, columellar struts, or other structural supports. This instrument is essential for surgeons utilizing the extracorporeal septoplasty technique or those who require high-precision septal cartilage work for functional and aesthetic reconstruction.

Key Features:

Thin, sharp blade designed for precise, linear cutting of nasal septal cartilage.
Primarily used to harvest straight cartilage grafts for use in rhinoplasty and septal reconstruction.
Essential for techniques like extracorporeal septoplasty where the septum is removed, reshaped, and reimplanted.
Allows for clean, controlled cuts that preserve the integrity of the cartilage graft.
A specialized tool for facial plastic and ENT surgeons performing complex nasal surgery.
Enables the creation of strong, straight grafts critical for supporting the nasal framework.