Surgical Green’s Strabismus Scissors are ideal for blunt dissection of delicate tissue, especially during strabismus repair and ocular surgeries.

• Flat blades enable clean dissection
• Blunt tips protect soft tissue
• Short blades offer precision

Surgical Green’s Lexer-Baby Dissecting Scissor is used for dissecting delicate tissues during various surgeries. Commonly used for pediatric dissection as well as surgeries involving meticulous precision.

• Small Built For Precise Dissection of Pediatric Tissues
• Compact Working End To Access Difficult-To-Reach Areas
• Ergonomic Ring Handles For Better Control Over Dissection

Surgical Green’s Ribbon Tenotomy Scissor is a specialized instrument used for sharp and blunt dissection of delicate tissues in complex ocular, ENT, Neurological and Vascular surgeries.

• Narrow Blades For Precise Dissection
• Dual Blunt/Sharp Tips For Appropriate Dissection
• Ribbon Type Shanks For Superior Control

Surgical Green’s Ribbon Strabismus Scissors is a specialized instrument used for the dissection of ocular muscles to correct the strabismus in the eyes. It is also used for the dissection of delicate structures in ENT, plastic, and general surgeries.

• Long Blades To Increase Access To Deep Tissues
• Streamlined Design For Superior Control
• Ribbon Ring Handles For Comfortable Handling

The Kaye Ribbon Scissors – Blepharoplasty by Surgical Green is a versatile surgical instrument designed for blunt dissection in a range of procedures. It is employed for the precise manipulation of soft tissues in otolaryngology, plastic surgery, and other specialized surgical disciplines.

• Short Blades For Precise Dissection
• Lightweight Design To Decrease User Fatigue
• Ribbon Ring Handles For Comfortable Handling

Surgical Green’s Gradle Ribbon Scissor is a multipurpose surgical instrument that is commonly used to excise skin growths from the skin. It is also used for precise dissections in ocular and neurological surgery as well.

• Short Blades For Precise Dissection
• Light Weight To Decrease User Fatigue
• Ergonomic Ring blades For Better Handling

Surgical Green’s Spencer Stitch Scissor is used for dissection and cutting of internal and external sutures during a variety of surgeries including general, gynecological and vascular surgeries.

• Hooked Tip To Slide Underneath The Sutures
• Short Blades To Increase Precison
• Ergonomic Ring Handles For Comfortable Handling

Surgical Green’s Lister Bandage Scissors is a multi-functional instrument used for sizing instruments and for application and removal of dressing during numerous procedures. It is also preferred by surgeons to cut tough materials as well as body tissues during surgery.

• Probe Tip to Provide Support During Dissection
• Angled Blades For Better Access
• Lightweight for Comfortable Handling

Surgical Green’s Wilkinson Facelift Scissor is a multipurpose instrument commonly used during blunt and sharp dissection of tissues. It is usually used to dissect sheaths during general and gynecological surgeries.

• Micro-Serrated Blade To Ensure Secure Grip
• Smooth Outer Edges Prevent Soft Tissue Damage
• Ergonomic Finger Handles For Better Control

Surgical Green’s Ragnell-Kilner Dissecting Scissor is a multipurpose scissor used for dissecting delicate and heavy tissues during Plastic and General surgeries.

• Short Blades To Shanks Ratio For Better Control And Minimal Effort
• Flat Curved Blades Enhances Cutting Performance
• Tungsten Carbide Variant For Increased Durability

Surgical Green’s Rees Facelift Scissor is a multipurpose instrument commonly used during blunt and sharp dissection of tissues. It is usually used to dissect sheaths during general and gynecological surgeries.

• Micro-Serrated Blade To Ensure Secure Grip
• Smooth Outer Edges Prevent Soft Tissue Damage
• Ergonomic Finger Handles For Better Control

Surgical Green’s Aston SuperCut Facelift Scissor is a versatile instrument used for spread dissection of skin and muscle tissue during surgeries on the face and neck. Often used by cosmetic surgeons in platysma dissection and rhytidectomy.

• Long Blades For Dissection Of Thick Tissues
• Flattened Blades To Facilitate Spread Dissection Of Tissues
• Ergonomically Designed Finger Handles To Minimize User Fatigue