Kaye Face Lift Scissors B/B (Cvd.)

Fine-pattern curved facelift scissors designed for delicate flap elevation and soft tissue dissection in facial and oculoplastic procedures.

Key Features:
• Available in 11.5 cm, 14 cm, 15 cm, 18 cm, and 20 cm lengths
• Curved blade geometry follows natural facial tissue contours
• Blunt/blunt (B/B) tips help protect delicate underlying structures
• Slim blade profile improves access through small surgical openings
• Double-beveled blades support smooth and controlled tissue separation
• Semi-sharpened outer edges reduce drag during advancement
• Flattened tapered tips minimize the risk of skin buttonholing
• Lightweight stainless-steel construction enhances handling accuracy

The Kaye Face Lift Scissors B/B (Cvd.) are available across five lengths: 11.5, 14, 15, 18, and 20 centimeters, and share a uniform curved blade profile with both tips ground to a blunt finish. Each blade carries a double-beveled edge with the outer surface semi-sharpened, reducing the force needed to advance through subcutaneous layers. The flattened, tapered tips spread pressure along the tip face rather than concentrating it at a single point, which prevents buttonholing of delicate skin. The stainless-steel body is slender and lightweight compared to larger facelift scissors. The kaye blepharoplasty scissors configuration reflects the dual demands of both eyelid and facial surgery, with open ring handles sized for short, controlled strokes across tight anatomical spaces.

The narrow blade width and shallow curvature let the instrument enter small incisions and navigate confined anatomical pockets without widening the access site. The screw-joint maintains consistent blade tension across repeated use, and the instrument tolerates frequent autoclave sterilization without dimensional change or edge degradation.

Oculoplastic surgeons use the 5 3/4″ Kaye Face Lift Scissors – curved to separate the orbicularis oculi from the orbital septum during upper and lower blepharoplasty, where working space is measured in millimeters. Facial plastic surgeons also select this instrument during cervicofacial rhytidectomy to elevate thin subcutaneous flaps around the periorbital zone and anterior cheek, where larger dissecting scissors cannot navigate safely.

Surgeons across facial plastic and oculoplastic specialties trust Leader Surgical to deliver instruments that meet exacting anatomical demands, instruments where every dimension serves a specific function at the operating table.

What does “B/B” and “Cvd.” stand for?
B/B stands for Blunt/Blunt tips, meaning both ends of the blades are rounded or flattened. Cvd. stands for curved blades, which are designed to follow the natural contours of the face and neck.

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