Breast Tissue Spatula, Long-Handle 31.5cm

Breast Spatula with Handle 12-1/2"" (31.5 cm)

Not everything in breast surgery needs a dedicated cutting or retracting tool. Sometimes it's just a matter of nudging tissue aside to see what's underneath—and that's exactly what this flat-bladed spatula is for, with zero cutting or puncture risk to whatever's nearby.

No Edge, No Point, No Risk

Nothing sharp on this blade. Tissue can be displaced to confirm anatomy or check a dissection plane without introducing any risk a more aggressive instrument would carry doing the same job.

A Long Handle Keeps Hands Out of the Way

Twelve and a half inches means the surgeon's hand stays back from the site itself—useful whenever an unobstructed view matters more than close-in manual control.

Constantly Reached For, Rarely Noticed

Confirming tissue planes, checking layer boundaries, and providing general orientation before the next cutting step — this spatula quietly does that work, again and again, throughout most breast procedures.

Simple Doesn't Mean Minor

It looks like a basic instrument, and in some ways it is. But tissue identification, gentle clearing, general repositioning — these small tasks come up constantly regardless of surgical technique, and the spatula is what handles them.

Related Instruments for Breast Surgery Trays

Check our plastic surgery instrument range for instruments that pair with this one, including the Breast Spreader for the pocket-confirmation step that often follows spatula-guided tissue sweeping.

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