Sklar Joseph Hook, Two Prong
The Sklar Joseph hook is a two pronged surgical instrument used to gently retract skin and soft tissue during rhinoplasty and other nasal surgical procedures.
The Sklar Joseph Hook is a small surgical instrument used mainly in rhinoplasty and other nasal procedures to retract and manipulate skin and soft tissue with precision. It features two sharp prongs spaced a set distance apart, which allow the surgeon to hook and gently lift tissue without the broader trauma that a blunt retractor might cause in the confined nasal field.
This listing covers the prong spacing options Sklar offers, from 2mm up to 5mm, giving surgeons a choice depending on the fineness of retraction required at each stage of the procedure. At just over 6 inches overall, it is sized for precise, close work rather than deep retraction. Plastic surgeons and ENT surgeons performing rhinoplasty and related nasal reconstructive work use instruments like this one in hospitals and specialist surgical centres.
As a reusable stainless steel instrument, it is designed for repeated sterilisation and is typically included in dedicated rhinoplasty instrument sets stocked across the UAE and GCC.
