7” 1/2″ Freer Elevator with a round handle and double-ended sharp/blunt

The 7 1/2″ Freer Elevator with Round Handle – Double End Sharp/Blunt is a high-quality ENT surgical instrument used for precise elevation, dissection, and separation of nasal septal tissues. It is widely utilized in septoplasty, rhinoplasty, and other nasal reconstructive procedures where controlled tissue handling and minimal trauma are essential.

This Freer Elevator features a double-ended design, offering both a sharp and a blunt working tip for enhanced surgical versatility. The sharp end is designed for initial incision and careful dissection of mucoperichondrial and mucoperiosteal layers, allowing precise entry into tissue planes. The blunt end is used for safe and gentle elevation of nasal structures, minimizing tissue damage and ensuring smooth surgical progression.

The instrument is equipped with a round handle design, which provides superior grip stability and ergonomic comfort during surgery. The circular handle allows surgeons to maintain better control, especially during long or delicate procedures, reducing hand fatigue and improving precision in fine movements.

With a length of 7 1/2 inches, this Freer Elevator offers an ideal balance between reach and maneuverability. It allows easy access to narrow nasal cavities while maintaining excellent tactile feedback and control. This makes it highly suitable for both routine and advanced ENT surgical applications.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument ensures long-lasting durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance. It is designed to withstand repeated sterilization cycles, including autoclave and chemical sterilization, without compromising its structural integrity or functionality.

The smooth, polished surface minimizes tissue adhesion and enhances cleaning efficiency after surgical use. Its balanced weight distribution improves handling precision, allowing surgeons to perform delicate dissections with greater stability and confidence.

This Freer Elevator is commonly used in ENT and facial plastic surgery procedures such as septoplasty, rhinoplasty, nasal reconstruction, and trauma repair. It is essential for elevating mucosal flaps, separating soft tissue layers, and providing access to underlying nasal structures during surgery.

The combination of a round handle and double-ended sharp/blunt tips makes this instrument highly versatile and efficient in surgical environments. It is designed to deliver precision, comfort, and reliability in every use.

The 7 1/2″ Freer Elevator with Round Handle is a trusted instrument for ENT surgeons seeking accuracy, durability, and ergonomic performance in nasal surgical procedures.

Key Features

• Double-ended design with sharp and blunt tips
• 7 1/2″ length for optimal reach and control
• Ergonomic round handle for superior grip stability
• High-quality surgical stainless steel construction
• Corrosion-resistant and reusable design
• Ideal for septoplasty and rhinoplasty procedures
• Smooth polished finish for easy cleaning
• Balanced weight for improved surgical precision
• Compatible with autoclave sterilization
• Minimizes tissue trauma during dissection
• Designed for ENT and nasal reconstructive surgery

Product Specifications

Applications

• Septoplasty procedures
• Rhinoplasty surgeries
• Nasal septum dissection and elevation
• ENT reconstructive procedures
• Mucoperichondrial flap elevation
• Nasal trauma repair surgeries
• Facial plastic surgery procedures

FAQs

1. What is the Freer Elevator used for?
It is used for elevating and dissecting nasal septal tissues during ENT surgical procedures.

2. What is the benefit of a round handle?
The round handle provides improved grip stability and better control during delicate surgical movements.

3. Is this instrument reusable?
Yes, it is fully reusable after proper sterilization.

4. What material is it made of?
It is made from surgical-grade stainless steel for strength and corrosion resistance.

5. What does double-ended mean?
It means the instrument has two working tips: one sharp for dissection and one blunt for elevation.

6. In which surgeries is it commonly used?
It is commonly used in septoplasty, rhinoplasty, nasal reconstruction, and other ENT procedures.