Description

The Freeman Areola Marker is used to mark a consistent circular outline when defining the areola during breast procedures. Its round, open design provides a clear guide for creating an even marking, while the broad outer rim gives the instrument a stable surface to position against the skin.

The marker is available in several diameters to accommodate different areola sizes. The complete range is 36 mm, 38 mm, 40 mm, 42 mm, and 45 mm. Having several diameter choices allows the appropriate size to be selected according to the marking required for the individual procedure.

The working edge forms a clean circular outline around the central opening. Once positioned, the marker can be used with a suitable surgical marking medium to transfer the chosen diameter onto the skin. The open centre also makes it easy to see the area being marked rather than covering it completely.

The different sizes are close enough to give the surgeon more control over the final marking. Smaller diameters can be selected when a more compact outline is needed, while the larger options provide a wider circle. The simple shape keeps the instrument easy to position and does not add unnecessary parts to the marking process.

The marker has a knurled outer surface, giving the fingers some texture to hold while the instrument is being positioned. Its compact, cylindrical form also makes it straightforward to handle and place evenly against the skin. The circular rim should sit flat during marking so that the outline remains as consistent as possible.

Made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the marker is intended for repeated professional use and sterilization. Each instrument is carefully checked for quality, including the circular rim, inner opening, outer surface, and overall finish. Before use, the selected size should be inspected for dents, distortion, or surface damage that could affect accurate marking.

The Freeman Areola Marker provides a simple circular guide for consistent areola marking, with multiple diameter options for different surgical requirements.