Cottle Septum Elevators D/E 2.0 mm and 3.0mm -20 cm - 8˝

Cottle Septum Elevators D/E, 2.0 mm and 3.0 mm, 20 cm - 8"

Elevating the mucoperichondrial flap without tearing it takes precision, and having two blade widths on one instrument gives surgeons flexibility they wouldn't get from a single fixed size. This Cottle Septum Elevator carries both a 2.0 mm and 3.0 mm blade, one at each end.

Two Widths for Different Parts of the Job

Narrower access points or more delicate initial dissection favor the smaller blade; broader flap elevation across larger cartilage or bone surfaces favors the wider one. Switching between them just means flipping the instrument.

A 20 cm Reaches the Full Septal Field

Enough length to work effectively from the anterior septum through more posterior areas that extensive septal reconstruction sometimes requires.

Smooth Edges Protect What They're Separating

Both blade ends carry atraumatic edges, separating the mucoperichondrial flap from underlying cartilage and bone without perforating this thin, vascular tissue—preserving mucosal integrity matters clinically, since flap tears raise the risk of bleeding, synechiae, or septal perforation.

Fewer Swaps, Smoother Procedure

Combining two commonly needed widths into one instrument cuts down on instrument exchanges during septal surgery, supporting smoother flow through the many small technical steps comprehensive septoplasty involves.

Related Instruments

See our plastic surgery instrument catalog for the rest of a comprehensive septal reconstruction tray, including the Cottle Raspatory-Elevator for combined flap and bone work.

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