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How to choose rhinoplasty instruments
January 2026
Choosing rhinoplasty instruments is not picking a model from a catalogue at random. Each hand movement asks for a different tip geometry and weight.
Tip to the technique
Dorsal work, osteotomy, soft-tissue dissection and cartilage preparation are separate lines. Working surface matters on rasps; tip fineness on elevators; control on osteotomes.
A made-to-order set
Open or closed technique changes the preferred working angle. SONOS shapes size and tip form to order; the right set is not extra instruments, but a complete workflow.
