Introduction of Freeman Rake retractor 18 cm, four prongs
Within plastic surgery, surgeons rely on precise tools during demanding operations. The Freeman Rake Retractor answers that need, keeping incisions open so operative fields remain clear. Its build favors gentle, painless work throughout sensitive areas where cautious exposure genuinely matters.
Practitioners reach for it across rhytidectomies, breast augmentations, and mammoplasties, where controlled retraction shapes the final outcome. During breast reconstructive work and broader plastic surgeries, steady exposure lets teams achieve optimal results without straining fragile margins or rushing through delicate steps.
Its multiple rake-like tines distribute pressure evenly so tissue retraction stays balanced rather than concentrated at single points. Paired with a comfortable handle, the fine prongs hold skin securely, giving surgeons dependable control throughout every stage of a demanding procedure.
Measuring 18 cm in total length, this instrument features a wide flat handle that transitions into an ergonomically shaped handle for steady grip. The rake-like pattern carries sharp tines and sharp prongs spanning 22 mm and 38 mm across four different sizes. Its inwardly curved tines stay curved inwards, while extended outer prongs deliver even retraction, minimizing sagging along treated edges. The flat handle, wide profile, blunt prongs, and additional tines balance pressure, keeping the curved design reliable throughout.



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