Description

Knight Nasal Scissors are designed for cutting and trimming tissue during nasal and ENT procedures. With an overall length of 18 cm (7″), they provide useful reach inside the nasal passage while keeping the handles outside the immediate working area. Their long, narrow blades are suited to the confined space encountered in procedures such as rhinoplasty, septoplasty, and turbinate surgery.

The angled shanks give the blades a better approach to the surgical site without requiring the hand to sit directly in front of the nose. This is helpful when working around the nasal cavity, where space is limited and clear access to the tissue matters. The slim blade shape also allows the scissors to reach areas that can be difficult to approach with a wider instrument.

These scissors can be used for cutting and trimming soft tissue during nasal surgery, including work around the turbinates and other structures within the nasal passage. They may also be used during rhinoplasty and septoplasty when controlled tissue cutting is needed. The long blades provide a good working reach without making the instrument unnecessarily bulky.

The 18 cm (7″) length gives the instrument a little more reach than many shorter nasal scissors. This can be useful for deeper areas of the nasal passage while the ring handles remain easy to position and operate. The angled design keeps the cutting end in line with the area being treated, making small opening and closing movements easier to manage.

The instrument is made from surgical-grade stainless steel and fitted with tungsten carbide cutting edges. The gold-colored finger rings help distinguish the TC version from standard stainless steel scissors, while the durable cutting edges are intended to retain their sharpness through repeated use. The blades, joint, and overall finish should be checked as part of normal quality inspection before supply.

For nasal procedures that call for a longer reach and controlled cutting, Knight Nasal Scissors offer a simple, practical design. Their 18 cm (7″) length, angled shanks, and tungsten carbide edges make them suitable for detailed work in ENT and plastic surgery, particularly where access inside the nasal passage is important.