Rubin Type Osteotome, 17.0 cm Stainless Steel

Introduction of Rubin Type Osteotome, 17.0 cm Stainless Steel 

Rhinoplastic surgeries demand instruments that pair strength with finesse. The Rubin Bone Osteotome delivers exactly that, giving rhinology surgeons a dependable precision instrument for nasal bone cutting. Forged from premium grade stainless steel, it holds a sharp, consistent working edge throughout demanding osteotomy work.

Its straight design lets clinicians reshape the nasal dorsum while respecting each patient’s anatomical variations. Whether refining the bridge or contouring subtle asymmetries, the tool supports careful sculpture rather than force, making controlled nasal osteotomy procedures far more predictable across varied cases.

Designed as a reusable instrument, it rewards clinics that value longevity alongside performance. From primary corrections to complex revisions, this dependable Osteotome earns its place on the tray, helping surgeons approach every case with confidence, consistency, and clean, repeatable results overall.

Ideal Features

Rhinoplasty surgeons reach for the Rubin nasal osteotome when the dorsal hump demands reduction. Its beveled blade enters bone cleanly, letting the operator manage lateral rotation during controlled fractures while keeping surrounding tissue trauma to a minimum across delicate nasal architecture.

Bone specialists apply the 12.0 mm cutting edge across osteotomies where accurate shaping matters most. The precise control it offers lets a hand guide sculpting movements steadily, so optimal cutting efficiency holds through longer extended procedures without sacrificing outcomes on demanding cases.

Across bone contouring tasks, a stable grip keeps instruments answerable to the surgeon’s intent, reducing hand fatigue through repetitive work. These surgical advantages explain why Rubin Bone Osteotomes stay favored for reshaping, where the blade delivers dependable results under sustained pressure

Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, this instrument pairs a 14.0 mm wide blade with a flat handle whose rounded corners and round lateral edges support handling safety. The flat shaft doubles as a stabilizer, while a 6 1/4” length spans 10 to 16mm working depths. Available in multiple sizes and different sizes, this non-sterile device carries a mirror finish and dual satin detailing, letting surgeons match the right tool to varied procedural needs.