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product news, courses, or distributor insights.
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Your customers in clinics and private doctors offices would probably enjoy the information in the Medicon Courses newsletter.
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Raspatory angled at 90 degree for
mobilizing the bone after letdown
procedure in Rhinoplasty
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The Cakir 90 raspatory supports the controlled lateral osteotomy during rhinoplasty procedures.
It is used for mobilizing the bone after letdown procedure.
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The raspatory - sharpened on both sides of the blade
– also helps to remove bone material without causing
bone cracks and fi ssures (bad fractures). The removed
bone material (bone dust) is well suitable to fi ll up
imperfections at the nasal bridge.
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Raspatory angled at 90 degree for
mobilizing the bone after letdown
procedure in Rhinoplasty
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- Specially adapted to the anatomy of the bony structures of the nose: the concave saw is suitable for cutting bone in radix osteotomies, while the convex saw is used for transverse osteotomies.
- Due to the manual application, no cooling is required, which is unavoidable when working with electrically operated saws
- Enables precise and gentle osteotomy – for greater control during surgery
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For cutting through bone during radix
and transversal osteotomies
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Find the full range of Rhinoplasty in our catalogues
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- Rhinoplasty is common, but consistent results remain challenging.
- Surgical expertise and high-quality instruments are essential.
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- Advanced rhinoplasty
instrument set
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- Safe fixation of the septum after an extracorporal septoplasty
- Luer-Lock connection allows an easy adaption of the injection cannula
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AAI - All About Instruments course
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Our popular All About Instruments Workshop is back! Join us on 29–30 September 2026 for two days of in-depth training on surgical instruments – from materials and manufacturing to reprocessing and functional testing.
Combining expert knowledge, hands-on experience, and a factory tour, this workshop is a must for sterilization professionals.
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For Medicon distributors only
Free of charge
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"The All About Instruments Workshop perfectly combines education, practical experience, and networking. The training modules provide detailed and professional knowledge, while the factory tour brings the manufacturing process to life. Unlike many industry events, the focus is not on promoting products, but on sharing expertise. This creates real value for participants and leaves a lasting impression of Medicon's professionalism and technical competence."
Laurent Blaimont, MD Medical, Belgium – March 2026
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Face lifting can unintentionally alter a patient's individual appearance when key facial structures are not preserved. This course shows how to perform deep plane rhytidectomy safely, efficiently, and identity-preserving.
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All about instruments course
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Medicon's training covers everything staff need to know about surgical instruments: materials and manufacturing, technical and functional testing, the full reprocessing cycle, and how to assess surface damage — delivered through practical, hands-on workshops for central sterilization teams.
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Please note that the following items will be modified
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New Handle Design – 90° Rotation
- The handle is now rotated by 90°, improving accessibility and enabling more intuitive hand guidance, especially in confined surgical situations.
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