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37-Piece Plastic Surgery Set

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A complete 37-piece plastic surgery set brings together everything a surgical team needs, from delicate skin hooks to tungsten-carbide needle holders, all organized around real clinical workflow. Whether treating a patient for cosmetic reasons or reconstructive repair, having the right instruments on hand — in the right type of kit — makes a meaningful difference in how smoothly a procedure goes from first incision to final closure.

 

Zenith Surgical: 35-Piece Plastic Surgery Set & Hand Surgery Specialty Set

Specialized Retractors & Skin Hooks (8 Pieces)
2x Joseph Hook Sharp Single Prong 6 1/2″

1x Jansen Mastoid Retractor 3 1/4″ (3×3 Blunt Teeth)

1x Weitlaner Retractor 4″ (2×3 Blunt Teeth)

2x Senn Miller Retractor 6 1/4″ (3 Prongs, Sharp)

2x Joseph Double Prong Skin Hook 6″ (2mm Wide)

Hemostatic Forceps & Clamps (16 Pieces)
2x Gemini Mixter 5 1/2″ (Delicate, Full Curved Jaws)

2x Halstead Mosquito Forceps 4 3/4″ (Curved)

2x Halstead Mosquito Forceps 4 3/4″ (Straight)

1x Crile Rankin Hemostatic Forceps 6 1/4″ (Curved)

1x Kelly Hemostatic Forceps 5 1/2″ (Curved)

8x Backhaus Towel Clamp 5 1/2″

Holding & Grasping Forceps (5 Pieces)
1x Adson Dressing Forceps 4 3/4″ (Serrated)

1x Adson Tissue Forceps 4 3/4″ (1×2 Teeth)

1x Adson Brown Tissue Forceps 4 3/4″ (7×7 Teeth, Side Grasping)

2x Allis Tissue Forceps 6″ (4×5 Teeth)

Precision Scissors & Cutting (4 Pieces)
1x Ragnell Dissecting Scissors 5″ (Straight)

 

1x Metzenbaum Dissecting Scissors 5″ (Delicate Curved, Lahey)

1x Iris Scissors 4 1/2″ (Curved, Sharp Tips)

1x Iris Scissors 4 1/2″ (Straight, Sharp Tips)

Needle Holders & Suction (4 Pieces)
1x Webster Needle Holder 4 3/4″ (Smooth Jaws, Tungsten Carbide)

1x Crile Wood Needle Holder 6″ (Smooth Jaws, Tungsten Carbide)

1x Ferguson Frazier Suction Tube 9 Fr

1x Foerster Sponge Forceps 9 1/2″ (Straight, Serrated Jaws

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The Complete 37-Piece Plastic Surgery Instrument Set

Plastic surgery set covers a genuinely wide range of procedures, and the instruments behind them need to match that variety — fine enough for delicate skin work, sturdy enough for tissue handling, and organized well enough that a surgical team never has to hunt for the right tool mid-procedure. This guide walks through a full 37-piece plastic surgery set, why a standardized lineup matters, and what to consider before choosing one.

The Importance of a Standardized Instrument Set

A surgical team handling plastic surgery needs fast, reliable access to the right surgical instruments at exactly the right moment, which is why a standardized instrument set matters so much to surgeons and other medical professionals working together in the room. Rather than assembling tools one at a time, a complete kit — organized by function and built to consistent clinical standards — lets a surgical assistant or circulating nurse hand off exactly what’s needed without delay. This also affects hospital costs: a medical center stocking one dependable kit avoids the expense of piecing together instruments from scattered trays, while reducing risk during time-sensitive work.

Are You Looking for a Basic Tray or a Comprehensive Kit?

Not every procedure needs all 37 pieces. A smaller, basic tray might suit minor surgery — a simple excision or small repair — while a full comprehensive kit like this one supports more extensive surgical operations involving multiple tissue layers, several retractors, and a broader type of closure work. Choosing between the two really comes down to the type and scale of procedures a provider performs most often.

Do You Require Specific Materials or Features (Like Tungsten Carbide Inserts)?

Some pieces in this kit go a step further on durability. Both the Webster Needle Holder and the Crile-Wood Needle Holder feature tungsten carbide inserts on their jaws, giving them a harder, longer-lasting cutting edge for gripping needles through repeated surgical procedures without slipping or wearing down. Whether tungsten carbide is worth the added cost usually depends on how frequently the instrument sees use.

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Plastic Surgery Instruments Names

This 37-piece plastic surgery set breaks down into five categories:

Specialized Retractors & Skin Hooks (8 pieces): two Joseph Hook Sharp Single Prong (6½”), a Jansen Mastoid Retractor, a Weitlaner Retractor, two Senn-Miller Retractors, and two Joseph Double-Prong Skin Hooks.

Hemostatic Forceps & Clamps (16 pieces): two Gemini Mixter forceps, two curved and two straight Halstead Mosquito Forceps, a Crile-Rankin Hemostatic Forceps, a Kelly Hemostatic Forceps, and eight Backhaus Towel Clamps.

Holding & Grasping Forceps (5 pieces): an Adson Dressing Forceps, an Adson Tissue Forceps, an Adson-Brown Tissue Forceps, and two Allis Tissue Forceps.

Precision Scissors & Cutting (4 pieces): a straight Ragnell Dissecting Scissors, a curved Metzenbaum (Lahey) Dissecting Scissors, and curved and straight Iris Scissors.

Needle Holders & Suction (4 pieces): a Webster Needle Holder and Crile-Wood Needle Holder (both tungsten carbide), a Ferguson-Frazier Suction Tube, and a Foerster Sponge Forceps.

Plastic Surgery Instruments Catalogue

Organized as a catalogue, this set groups every instrument by surgical function rather than alphabetically — exposure and retraction first, followed by hemostasis, grasping, cutting, and finally closure and suction — mirroring the actual order a surgeon typically moves through during a procedure.

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