MILLER SKIN RAKE 6 PRONGS SHARP TIP 5″
The D-199-482 takes the Miller skin rake concept in a more pointed direction. This model has six sharp prongs and an overall length of 5 inches, giving the clinician a compact instrument for controlled engagement of skin during selected dermatologic and minor surgical procedures. Compared with a blunt multi-prong rake, the pointed working ends are intended for situations where more secure contact with the tissue surface is needed.
Its six-prong arrangement keeps the working end relatively focused while still providing several points of engagement. That distinction can be useful when positioning or lifting a defined section of skin during an operative step. The 5-inch format also keeps the instrument manageable in a procedure tray without creating unnecessary length.
A well-selected range of dermatology instruments should include instruments with different working-end configurations because tissue handling requirements can change from one procedure to another. The D-199-482 fills the role of a pointed rake rather than duplicating the function of blunt tissue manipulators.
* Six sharp prongs: The pointed ends provide more defined tissue engagement than blunt rake tips.
* 5-inch construction: The length supports direct hand control while providing adequate reach around the treatment field.
* Miller pattern: The rake-style profile is familiar for procedures requiring controlled skin elevation or manipulation.
* Focused contact: Six prongs provide multiple engagement points without making the working end excessively broad.
For dermatologists and minor procedure teams, having both pointed and blunt rake options allows instrument selection to match the intended tissue-handling technique. D-199-482 is the sharper member of that pairing.
Add this six-prong Miller skin rake to your clinical inventory.
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