Sklar Agris-Dingman Breast Dissector, Left or Right
A 14-1/4 inch dissector used to develop the breast pocket during augmentation surgery, offered in left and right handed versions. It is a standard item in professional surgical instrument trays.
The Sklar Agris-Dingman Breast Dissector is a long surgical instrument used to develop and shape the tissue pocket during breast augmentation and reconstruction procedures. At 14-1/4 inches, it gives the surgeon the reach needed to work through a periareolar, inframammary or transaxillary incision toward the deeper pocket space, blunt dissecting tissue planes evenly rather than cutting them.
This listing offers the dissector as separate left and right handed instruments, letting the surgical team work each side of a bilateral procedure with an instrument oriented for that hand and approach angle, which can improve control and symmetry between the two breast pockets. Instruments in the Agris-Dingman family are a recognised standard in aesthetic and reconstructive breast surgery, often used alongside sizers and other pocket-development tools.
Practices performing regular breast augmentation or reconstruction procedures typically stock both the left and right handed dissectors together rather than just one side.
