Joseph Skin Hook , 6-1/4″ (16cm) Double Sharp – 10mm Round Handle

Introduction of Joseph Skin Hook, 6-1/4″ (16cm) 

Within plastic surgery and ENT settings, the JOSEPH skin hook stands as a specialized surgical instrument built for delicate skin retraction. Its single sharp prong and hook-shaped tip let surgeons retract a flap or lift soft tissues with quiet precision.

Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, this reusable instrument rewards plastic surgeons with dependable service across countless operations. Its hook-shaped distal end grants excellent reach into narrow spaces, while the compact 6 1/4” frame suits both intranasal and rhinoplasty tasks demanding careful maneuverability.

Unique Features 

A knurled handle defines this tool, its knurled pattern surface delivering a comfortable grip that holds firm through detailed maneuvers. As a lightweight skin hook, it eases the hand across long cases, while the one-piece solid handle reflects a durable, purpose-built design clinicians trust.

The working end carries one or two sharp prongs that form a precise hook for lifting tissue. A long tapered shaft with a gentle distal taper extends the reach, its rounded profile and 159 mm Overall length balancing a 2.0 to 10.0mm

For plastic surgery procedures and general surgical settings, this instrument gives absolute control and excellent control during meticulous retraction. Its sharpened prongs — 1 sharp prong or two sharp prongs — grasp desired tissue, elevate flaps of mucosa, and secure retraction of the skin flap. The Joseph Mucosa Hook or Joseph Single Prong Skin Hook lets you embed the prongs for secure tissue insertion, reach deep cavities, and gain deeper access to hidden structures and affected cavities in delicate procedures and pharyngeal work. Its round handle grip cuts finger strain and hand fatigue across extended procedures. Balanced ratio, reusable nature, and cost-effectiveness deliver optimal performance, retention, practicality, plus benefits for precise tissue manipulation, retract, proper sterilization, standard aseptic techniques, and repeated surgical applications despite non-sterile non-sterile status delivery.