AUFRICHT Nasal Rasp. Up and Down Cutting, 21cm

AUFRICHT Nasal Rasp, Up and Down Cutting, 21 cm

Most rasps only cut in one direction, which means half of every stroke is wasted—lifted away from the bone just to reset for the next pass. This AUFRICHT Nasal Rasp cuts on both the push and the pull. Every motion of the hand actually contributes to smoothing the dorsal profile, and that means spending significantly less time on one of rhinoplasty's more repetitive steps.

Two-Way Cutting Cuts Down the Passes

Single-direction rasps require lifting the instrument on the return stroke to avoid dulling progress already made. Because this one also cuts on the return, surgeons typically reach the desired contour in noticeably fewer total strokes.

21 cm Covers the Whole Dorsum

Long enough to span from radix to supratip without swapping instruments partway through—a smoother, more continuous contouring motion across the full profile.

Fine Control, Layer by Layer

The textured surface removes bone gradually rather than aggressively, so a surgeon can monitor the evolving profile often and stop exactly when it's right, instead of risking overcorrection.

Primary Case or Revision, It Holds Up

Fine control at low cutting volumes suits both a first-time dorsal hump reduction and the smaller, more conservative adjustments that typically define revision work.

Instruments That Pair Well With This Rasp

A wider selection sits in our instrument catalog. The AUFRICHT Nasal Retractor handles visualization during the contouring stage, while the Asch Septum Straightening Forceps addresses septal correction when it's part of the same case.

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