Asch Nasal Septum straightening forceps 22cm - 8-3⁄4˝

Asch Nasal Septum Straightening Forceps, 22cm - 8-3/4"

Two opposing blades grip deviated septal cartilage and apply steady compressive force to guide it back toward the midline. That's how the Asch Nasal Septum Straightening Forceps address both the functional airway obstruction and the visible external asymmetry a crooked septum causes — a bimanual grip that gives more predictable control than any single-point instrument could manage.

Even Pressure From Both Sides

Because the forceps engage cartilage simultaneously on both sides, pressure distributes evenly across the deviated segment instead of concentrating at one contact point. That guides the cartilage toward a straighter position without the localized stress that could fracture it somewhere unintended.

22cm Reaches the Posterior Septum

The extended shaft lets a surgeon work deep without crowding the nares with hand position — a real practical concern in a surgical field as narrow as the nasal cavity.

Serration Keeps the Grip

Fine serration on the inner blade surfaces keeps cartilage seated securely once grasped. Fewer lost-purchase moments, fewer re-grasps, less unnecessary handling trauma to tissue that's already compromised.

Function and Form, Same Maneuver

Septal deviation affects nasal airflow just as often as it affects appearance, and this instrument's straightening action addresses both in one motion — whether the case is primarily functional, primarily cosmetic, or genuinely both.

Explore Related Rhinoplasty Instruments

See what else is available in our rhinoplasty instrument catalog, which covers the rest of a typical rhinoplasty tray. Consider the AUFRICHT Nasal Rasp for dorsal contouring and the AUFRICHT Nasal Retractor for better visualization when septal work is combined with profile refinement.

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