Our serrated Gorney face lift scissors dissect facial flaps with serrated blades that stop tissue slipping.
You can choose 16, 18, 20 or 23cm, straight or curved. Because the edge is serrated, flaps stay steady as you cut. As a result, they suit facelift, neck lift and other facial plastic work.
Serrated Gorney face lift scissors Features
- Serrated blades: keep flaps steady.
- Four lengths: 16, 18, 20 and 23cm.
- Surgical stainless steel: resists corrosion through many autoclave cycles.
- Balanced design: reduces hand fatigue.
Clinical Applications
- Facelift (rhytidectomy)
- Neck lift
- SMAS dissection
- Brow lift
- Facial reconstructive surgery
Technical Specifications
| Lengths | 16, 18, 20 or 23cm |
| Blades | Straight or curved, serrated |
| Material | Surgical stainless steel |
| Sterilization | Autoclavable, reusable |
Cleaning and Sterilization
Clean the scissors soon after each use. First, open them and soak them in a pH-neutral enzymatic cleaner. Then brush the blades and joint with a soft nylon brush. After that, rinse and dry them fully. Finally, autoclave them in the open position. Also, protect the tips, because fine points dull if they knock other steel.
Quality, Warranty and OEM Supply
We make every instrument at our workshop in Sialkot, Pakistan. Before dispatch, our team checks each pair for cutting action, tip alignment and finish. We supply them non-sterile, so sterilize them before first use. In addition, a 3-month warranty covers material and manufacturing defects. We also offer OEM manufacturing, private labeling and wholesale supply. Browse our full range of plastic surgery scissors. You can also see our plastic surgery needle holders.
Serrated Gorney face lift scissors FAQs
What are serrated Gorney face lift scissors used for?
Surgeons use them to undermine and dissect skin flaps in facelift and neck lift surgery.
Why serrated blades?
Serrations grip the flap. So your cuts stay accurate.
Are they reusable?
Yes. You can clean and autoclave them for repeated use.


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