Sklar Freer Elevator, Double Ended
The Sklar Freer elevator is a double ended surgical tool with a blunt tip on one end and a sharp tip on the other, used to lift and separate tissue.
The Sklar Freer Elevator is a double ended surgical instrument commonly used in ear, nose and throat surgery as well as general and dental procedures to lift, separate and dissect soft tissue and periosteum from underlying structures. One end carries a blunt tip suited to gentle elevation where the surgeon wants to avoid damaging delicate tissue, while the opposite end has a sharper tip for more precise separation where finer control is needed.
At 7-1/4 inches, it offers a comfortable working length for both nasal and general surgical applications. Surgeons across ENT, oral and maxillofacial, and general surgical specialties rely on instruments like this one when working with mucosal or periosteal layers. It is manufactured as a reusable stainless steel instrument built to withstand repeated autoclave sterilisation, and is a routine stock item in ENT trays and general surgical sets.
Hospitals, ENT clinics and day surgery centres across the UAE and GCC commonly include this elevator in their standard instrument inventory.





