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    D-199-283

    NAIL SPLITTER SHORT JAW 5″ Addressing impacted follicular contents or localized comedones without inducing unnecessary tissue trauma requires an instrument

    D-199-284

    NAIL SPLITTER SHORT JAW 6″ The D-199-284 comedone extractor provides clinicians with a specialized double-ended instrument engineered for extracting localized

    D-199-300

    LOWER EXCAVATOR CURETTE SINGLE END 1mm TIP 5″ Surgical exposure during delicate cutaneous excision or scar reconstruction requires specialized retractors

    D-199-310

    LOWER EXCAVATOR CURETTE W/HOLE SINGLE END 1.5mm TIP 5″ The D-199-310 skin hook is engineered for procedural tasks that demand

    D-199-320

    LOWER EXCAVATOR CURETTE W/HOLE DOUBLE END 1.5mm/2mm 5 1/2″ Retraction of delicate facial skin margins or small surgical incisions requires

    D-199-322

    LOWER EXCAVATOR CURETTE W/HOLE DOUBLE END 1.5mm/2.5mm 5 1/2″ The D-199-322 skin retractor provides specialized twin-hook retraction designed for delicate

    D-199-365

    MICRO TROUTMAN HOOK FORCEPS W/TYING PLATFORM ROUND HANDLE TC DUST TIP 6 1/4″ Fine tissue dissection, skin tag excision, and

    D-199-365T

    TITANIUM MICRO TROUTMAN HOOK FORCEPS W/TYING PLATFORM ROUND HANDLE TC DUST TIP 6″ The D-199-365T Iris scissors feature a specialized

    D-199-368

    MICRO TROUTMAN HOOK FORCEPS W/PLTFM ADSON HANDLE TC DUST TIP 4 3/4″ Excisional skin surgery and delicate tissue shaping require

    D-199-370

    LERNER SKIN HOOK FORCEPS 4 1/2″ The D-199-370 Iris dissecting scissors are engineered with curved blades to facilitate fluid anatomical

    D-199-415

    JOSEPH HOOK FLAT HANDLE SINGLE PRONG BALL TIP 6 1/4″ Grasping, turning, and manipulating delicate skin edges during minor biopsies

    D-199-480

    MILLER SKIN RAKE 9 PRONGS SHARP TIP 5″ Handling delicate skin grafts, tissue dressings, or fine epidermal margins during reconstructive