1. Reverse Cutting Needle The body of this needle is triangular in cross section, having the apex cutting edge on the outside of the needle curvature. This improves the strength of the needle and particularly increases its resistance to bending. The Premium needle contains higher Taper Ratio that the Cutting-Edge Point slimmer and longer that mostly use for the Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery. 2. Conventional Cutting Needle This needle has a triangular cross section with the apex of the triangle on the inside of the needle curvature. The effective cutting edges are restricted to the front section of the needle and merge into a triangulated body which continues for half the length of the needle. The Premium needle contains higher Taper Ratio that the Cutting-Edge Point slimmer and longer that mostly use for the Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery. 3. Spatula Needle An extremely sharp cutting point has been merged into a square body to produce superb penetration characteristics. In addition, the square body greatly increases resistance to bending and gives much improved needle holder security, locking the needle at the correct angle for secure accurate suture placement. | Needle Tip | Application |
| Reverse Cutting (Premium) | skin, sternum, plastic or cosmetic |
| Conventional Cutting (Premium) | skin, sternum, plastic or cosmetic |
| Trocar | skin |
| Spatula | eye (primary application), microsurgery, ophthalmic (reconstructive) |
