Maltz Nasal Rasp Archives

The Maltz Nasal Rasp is a specialized rhinoplasty instrument used for the final contouring and smoothing of the nasal dorsum after osteotomy or hump reduction. Its broad, flat surface features fine, sharp teeth that allow the surgeon to file away minor bony irregularities, sharp edges, or residual humps with controlled, back-and-forth strokes. This finishing tool is crucial for eliminating palpable or visible imperfections, ensuring a smooth, symmetrical, and aesthetically pleasing nasal bridge. It is a key instrument for achieving a polished result in both cosmetic and functional nasal surgery.

Key Features:

Broad, flat abrasive surface with fine, sharp teeth for bone smoothing.
Designed for final dorsal refinement, removing sharp edges and bony irregularities.
Provides excellent control and tactile feedback for graduated bone removal.
Essential for achieving a seamless, polished nasal profile in rhinoplasty.
A must-have finishing instrument in any rhinoplasty surgical set.
Simple, effective design that delivers consistent results.