Nasal Rasp

A Nasal Rasp is a fundamental rhinoplasty instrument used for contouring and smoothing the nasal bones after osteotomy or for reducing a dorsal hump. It features a handle and a working surface covered with sharp teeth or an abrasive coating. By moving the rasp across the bone, the surgeon can file down irregularities, reduce bony projections, and create a smooth, symmetric dorsal profile. Available in various shapes, sizes, and coarseness levels, it is essential for achieving a polished final nasal contour.

Key Features:

• Working surface with sharp teeth or abrasive grit for controlled bone removal.

• Used to reduce bony humps, smooth osteotomy edges, and refine the nasal dorsum.

• Available in straight, curved, double-ended, and specialized (e.g., Maltz, Diamond) designs.

• Provides tactile feedback for incremental bone reduction.

• Essential for both functional and aesthetic refinement of the nasal pyramid.

• Durable construction for reliable performance through multiple procedures.

Sculpt a smooth, natural nasal bridge with the precise bone-shaping action of a Nasal Rasp from Medic Instrument.