Description

The Strabismus Scissors are small surgical scissors that are used for fine soft tissue dissection. These are used where careful handling and good control are needed. They were actually developed for ophthalmic procedures, but their compact design also makes them useful in plastic and reconstructive surgery, specifically when working in smaller areas.

The scissors have a micro-serrated cutting edge that helps the blades hold the tissue as they cut. This can make fine dissection easier to control. It also helps limit slipping during use. The blunt tips give a safer working end for delicate tissue work, especially when the scissors are being used close to surrounding structures.

These scissors are available in both straight and curved patterns. The straight version provides a direct approach to the tissue. The curved version can be useful when the working area requires a different angle or when following the natural shape of the operative site. Both versions measure 11.5 cm (4½”), giving the scissors a compact profile that is easy to maneuver.

The short length is useful for detailed work because it allows the surgeon to keep the instrument close to the area being treated. The combination of the blunt tips and micro-serrated edge makes the scissors suitable for procedures where tissue needs to be separated carefully rather than cut aggressively.

These scissors are made from premium surgical-grade stainless steel and undergo quality inspection before being supplied. The scissors are checked for blade alignment, cutting action, tip condition, serrated edge, and overall finish to make sure the instrument is properly finished and ready for use. The stainless-steel construction also allows the scissors to be cleaned and maintained for repeated use.

Available in straight and curved configurations, the Strabismus Scissors combine a compact 11.5 cm (4½”) length, blunt tips, and a micro serrated cutting edge in a design suited to fine tissue work. They are a perfect option for delicate ophthalmic, plastic, and reconstructive procedures where precise handling is required.