Face and Forehead Lift Instrument Set for Rhytidectomy in Plastic Surgery

• Scalpel Blades #15 1
• Scalpel Handle, #7 1
• Micro Adson Forceps, 12cm, 1x2 Teeth 1
• Adson Brown Delicate Tissue Forceps, 12cm, 7x7 Teeth, Straight 1
• Select Tissue Forceps, 20cm, 1x2 Teeth 1
• Liposuction Cannula, 3 Holes - Diagonal, 20cm, Ø 3mm 1
• Handle For Liposuction Cannula - 360º Rotatable Tube Connector
• With Hole For Interrupting The Suction Process, 13cm, Ø 13mm 1
• Gubisch T.C. Needle Holder, 12.5cm, Extra Fine 1
• Baby Crile Wood T.C. Needle Holder, 15cm 1
• Backhaus Towel Clamp, 8.5cm 1
• Gillies Dura And Skin Retractor Hook, 19cm, Small 1
• Joseph Delicate Retractor, 17cm, 2 Prong, 5mm, Sharp 1
• Farabeuf Baby Retractors, 12cm, Double Ended, Set Of 2 1
• Walter Retractor, 19cm, 4 Prongs, 1
• Langenbeck Kocher Retractor #13, 15mm Wide X 80mm Deep, 21cm 1
• Solz Racket Retractor, 12.5cm, 45x100mm 1
• Pitanguy Facelift Marker, 16cm, 5mm Wide 1
• Iris Supercut Scissors, 12.5cm, Curved 1
• Supercut Mayo Scissors, 14cm, Straight 1
• Solz "Gold Tip" Supercut Scissors, 20cm, Curved, Slight Bevel On Shank 1

Organized Instrument Support for Face and Forehead Lift Procedures

The Face and Forehead Lift Solz Surgical Instrument Set is designed to support instrument organization for rhytidectomy procedures within general surgery settings. By grouping instruments intended for face and forehead lift workflows, the set can help teams prepare procedure-specific resources before surgery and maintain a consistent setup during operative tasks. Its application is centered on soft-tissue handling, dissection, and access associated with rhytidectomy. Clinical staff should select individual instruments according to the operative technique, tissue characteristics, and surgeon preference, while hospital purchasing teams should confirm the supplied configuration, materials, and processing requirements against current manufacturer documentation.

Use Cases

• Prepare a procedure-specific instrument selection for face-lift and forehead-lift workflows
• Support soft-tissue dissection associated with rhytidectomy procedures
• Provide organized access to instruments used during facial and forehead surgical tasks
• Facilitate standardized operating-room setup for general surgery teams
• Support instrument inspection, counting, and post-procedure processing within facility protocols

Specifications

Care & Sterilization

• Remove visible soil at the point of use and prevent blood or tissue from drying on instruments.
• Clean and rinse instruments using the facility-approved process before sterilization; use cleaning methods compatible with the instruments and set components.
• Inspect instruments for cleanliness, function, alignment, and damage before packaging or reuse.
• Sterilize using a validated facility cycle and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use, packaging, storage, and maintenance.

General use; follow facility protocols and the applicable manufacturer’s instructions for use.