Kilner Alae Retractor Sharp Prongs | 13mm and 9.5mm Wide

Sharper Prongs, Smoother Precision Adas Surgical Kilner Alae Retractor Sharp ProngsThe Kilner Alae Retractor with Sharp Prongs is a fundamental component of the modern plastic surgery tool set, specifically designed for the delicate management of nasal margins during flap elevation and septal exposure. This Kilner Alae Retractor features two finely sharpened prongs that provide secure mechanical leverage while maintaining a firm grip on the alar cartilage. As a leading direct manufacturer, Adas Instruments produces this rhytidectomy hook variation in 13mm and 9.5mm widths, ensuring it serves as a reliable surgical skin marker tool for identifying dissection planes during high-precision aesthetic procedures.Forged from premium German stainless steel, our general surgery instruments are passivated and boil-tested to exceed international quality standards. The smooth, non-reflective satin finish on this sharp alar retractor is specifically designed to reduce glare from high-intensity operating room lights, enhancing field clarity for the surgeon. These specialized plastic surgery retractor tools are fully autoclavable and built to withstand the rigorous sterilization protocols of modern surgical centers. Whether utilized in facial rejuvenation or complex reconstructive repairs, the Kilner model provides the technical reliability and structural integrity required for consistent clinical excellence.The Kilner Alae Retractor 2 Prongs Sharp is a surgical instrument used to spread or hold back tissue or organs during a surgical procedure. The two prongs are sharp, and 3-1/8″ – 8cm lengthSpecifications for Adas Surgical’s Kilner Alae Retractor:Design: Wide-set two-pronged designSize: 1/2″ / (13mm)  Wide & 3/8″ / (9.5mm) WideProngs: Sharp prongs for precise tissue manipulation and retractionDimensions: Provide dimensions such as length and width for the retractorMaterial: Constructed from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steelVersatility: Suitable for various general plastic surgery proceduresDurability: Designed for long-term use and reliability in surgical settingsSurgical ApplicationsRhinoplasty: Retracting the nasal alae to expose the lower lateral cartilages.Septoplasty: Providing visibility of the nasal valve area during surgical correction.Wound Closure: Holding nasal skin edges in perfect alignment for aesthetic suturing.Alar Base Reduction: Securing tissue margins during precise wedge excisions.Care and Sterilization GuidelinesProng Inspection: Regularly check the sharp tips for any bending or dulling to maintain precision.Manual Cleaning: Use a soft nylon brush to clean between the prongs and the handle; avoid abrasive pads.Cleaning Solutions: Use neutral pH enzymatic detergents to protect the German steel surface.Drying: Thoroughly dry the instrument, especially the sharp prong tips, before the autoclave cycle.Autoclave Standards: Fully autoclavable at 134°C (273°F) for 3.5 minutes for total surgical safety.Technical SpecificationsInstrument TypeSharp Alae Retractor (Kilner Type), Rhinoplasty Retractor, Sharp Nasal HookApplicationRhinoplasty, ENT, and Plastic SurgeryWidth Options1/2″ (13mm) | 3/8″ (9.5mm)MaterialPremium German Stainless Steel AISI 420 (ASTM F899)Tip ConfigurationDouble Sharp ProngsSterilizationFully Autoclavable (134°C / 273°F), ETO, and Gamma CompatibleFinish OptionsAnti-Reflective Satin Matte FinishWarranty3-Year Technical Warranty for Material and WorkmanshipQuality StandardsCE Mark, ISO 13485:2016, FDA RegisteredRust PreventionPassivated and Boil-Tested for High Corrosion ResistanceUltrasonic CleanedYes – Processed for Surgical Grade PurityMarkingLaser Marked with Adas Instruments Brand and WidthHardness48-52 HRC (Rockwell Hardness Scale)People Also AskQ: What are the available widths for the Kilner alae retractor? A: It is available in 13mm (1/2 inch) and 9.5mm (3/8 inch) wide options to accommodate different nasal anatomies.Q: Is the Kilner alar retractor autoclavable? A: Yes, it is made from surgical-grade German stainless steel and is fully compatible with hospital-grade autoclave sterilization.Q: What is the primary function of the Kilner alae retractor? A: It is primarily used to retract the nasal alae for better exposure of the cartilages during rhinoplasty.Q: Why does it have sharp prongs? A: The sharp prongs ensure a secure, non-slip grip on the tissue, preventing the retractor from shifting during surgery.Explore Our Rhinoplasty InstrumentsAdas Instruments provides a full range of high-performance tools for nasal surgery. You may also be interested in our Cottle Alar Nasal Retractor or the Joseph Skin Hook. Browse more in our Rhinoplasty Instruments catalog or view our Hooks & Retractors section.