ASI-8313

The image shows a Converse Osteotome, a stainless-steel instrument widely used in ENT surgery and rhinoplasty. It has a flat, straight handle leading to a beveled chisel tip designed for cutting, reshaping, or removing nasal and facial bone structures. The accompanying inset illustration displays several available blade widths, highlighting its versatility in different surgical applications. Surgeons commonly use the Converse Osteotome for controlled osteotomies in nasal reconstruction, ensuring precision and minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues. Its availability in multiple sizes makes it a preferred choice for tailored bone work in both functional and cosmetic procedures.