| Size | Ø 38 mm 55-24038, Ø 42 mm 55-24042, Ø 45 mm 55-24045, Ø 50 mm 55-24050 |
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FREEMAN – 1 in 1
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Freeman is a well-known name in plastic and reconstructive surgery equipment. One of their notable products is the Freeman Areola Marker. This precision tool is double-ended, made from sharp stainless steel, and designed for marking the size and location of the areola during breast surgery. It ensures accurate and symmetrical results, contributing to the overall success of breast reconstruction and augmentation procedures.
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