Hump Osteotome: Straight Blade, Rounded Edges, Built for Dorsal Hump Removal
Dorsal hump reduction requires a flat osteotome wide enough to traverse both nasal bones and the osseocartilaginous junction in a single, controlled pass. Standard rhinoplasty protocol positions the instrument within a pre-made cartilaginous cutting plane, advancing it to remove the bony vault en bloc without fragment displacement or mucosal injury.
| Instrument | Primary Use and Procedure | Design |
|---|---|---|
| Hump Osteotome | Dorsal hump removal during rhinoplasty resects bony nasal vault at the osseocartilaginous junction | Straight blade, rounded lateral edges, flat handle |
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What is a hump osteotome used for?
A hump osteotome is used to resect the bony nasal dorsum during rhinoplasty, removing the osseocartilaginous hump through a controlled osteotomy pass. -
What is the purpose of the rounded edges on the Hump Osteotome blade?
Rounded lateral corners reduce the risk of soft tissue injury at the blade periphery during nasal bone resection, consistent with instrument geometry for osteotomy in rhinoplasty.
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Can I order in bulk quantities?
Yes, Hamsan Surgical specializes in bulk manufacturing and offers flexible order quantities and custom requirements.
Product Features & Specifications
- Product Name: Hump Osteotome
- Product Type: Nasal Hump Osteotome
- Blade Design: Straight edge with rounded corners
- Blade Widths: 10mm, 12mm, 14mm
- Handle Type: Flat handle for mallet-driven use
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Usage: Dorsal hump removal, nasal bone resection, rhinoplasty
- Suitable Procedures: Rhinoplasty, nasal reconstructive surgery






