Sailer Nasal Bridge Retractor, 23.5 cm – 15–20 × 50 mm Blade

The nasal dorsum is not a parallel-sided structure — it narrows toward the tip and broadens toward the root. A tapered blade follows that shape, so the retractor sits along the bridge rather than contacting it at the two points where a straight blade would touch. Running 15 mm to 20 mm across 50 mm of blade matches the anatomy it lies on.

23.5 cm is long for a nasal instrument, and that reach is what keeps the surgeon’s hand off the face while the blade works on the bridge. Rhinoplasty is judged by standing back and assessing the nose as a whole, so an instrument that forces the hand into the field obstructs the very thing being evaluated.

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