Kaye facelift (Rhytidectomy) scissors 6 3/4" curved TC blades, semi-sharp edges micro serrated lower blade blunt tips gold ring handle

Controlled Dissection for Facelift and General Surgical Workflows

Kaye facelift (rhytidectomy) scissors are 6 3/4-inch surgical scissors designed for controlled cutting and tissue handling in facelift procedures and related general surgery applications. Their curved tungsten carbide blades support access and visibility around contoured anatomy, while semi-sharp edges and a micro-serrated lower blade help maintain controlled engagement during cutting. Blunt tips are suited to workflows where tip profile matters, and the gold ring handle provides a clearly identifiable grip point for instrument handling. This configuration offers plastic surgery and general surgery teams a purpose-oriented option for precise, maneuverable dissection tasks without adding unnecessary bulk to the instrument tray.

Use Cases

• Support cutting and tissue handling during facelift and rhytidectomy procedures.
• Use the curved profile to approach contoured or less directly accessible operative areas.
• Apply the semi-sharp edges and micro-serrated lower blade for controlled cutting tasks within the instrument's intended workflow.
• Use the blunt tips when a rounded distal profile is preferred during tissue dissection and handling.
• Incorporate into plastic surgery and general surgery setups requiring a 6 3/4-inch curved scissors configuration.

Specifications

Care & Reprocessing

• Clean and reprocess the scissors according to facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer instructions.
• Inspect the curved blades, semi-sharp edges, micro-serrated lower blade, blunt tips, and ring handle before and after use for visible damage or compromised function.
• Handle the instrument carefully to protect the blade edges and serrations from contact with other instruments or hard surfaces.
• Store in a manner that protects the blades and helps prevent unnecessary instrument-to-instrument contact.

General use; follow facility protocols.