Adson Brown Forceps | Fine Multiple Teeth Tissue Grip

Adson Brown forceps feature a distinctive multi-tooth tip pattern that distributes grasping pressure evenly across tissue, reducing the risk of tearing or crushing during manipulation. They are a standard instrument in plastic and reconstructive surgery where atraumatic tissue handling is essential.

Key Features

• Tip Design: Fine multiple teeth for distributed tissue grip
• Variants: 4 tip options for different tissue requirements
• Material: German stainless steel
• SKU: AC-41.122 | Price: $12.50

Clinical Use

Adson Brown forceps are used in rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, facelift, breast surgery, and micro surgery for atraumatic tissue grasping and retraction. The multi-tooth pattern holds delicate tissues securely without the risk of tearing that single-tooth forceps can cause in fine structures.

Construction & Care

Made from premium German stainless steel, Adson Brown forceps are fully autoclavable at 134°C. The fine tooth tips should be inspected before each use to ensure tips are aligned and teeth are intact for even pressure distribution.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Adson Brown forceps used for?
Adson Brown forceps are used for atraumatic tissue grasping in rhinoplasty, blepharoplasty, facelift, and micro surgery where multiple fine teeth distribute pressure to prevent tissue tearing.

How are Adson Brown forceps different from standard Adson forceps?
Adson Brown forceps have multiple fine teeth that grip tissue more broadly and gently; standard Adson forceps typically use 1×2 teeth for a firmer, more localized grip.