Nasal Osteotome Straight Archives

The Nasal Osteotome Straight is a fundamental instrument in rhinoplasty and septoplasty, designed for performing precise, linear cuts in nasal bone. Its straight, sturdy blade with a sharp, beveled edge is driven by a mallet to execute controlled osteotomies, most commonly for medial (central) and lateral (side) nasal bone cuts. This instrument is essential for mobilizing and narrowing the nasal bones to correct a wide nose or straighten a deviated bony pyramid. Its simplicity and reliability provide the surgeon with direct tactile feedback for predictable bone surgery.

Key Features:

Straight, sturdy blade with a sharp, single or double-beveled cutting edge.
Primarily used for medial and lateral osteotomies to mobilize and reposition the nasal bones.
A fundamental tool in both open and closed rhinoplasty techniques.
Available in various widths to match the patient’s anatomy and surgical plan.
Provides excellent control and predictable bone fracture when struck with a mallet.
Forged from high-quality surgical steel for durability and edge retention.