| Size | Ø34/36 mm 55-23934, Ø38/42 mm 55-23938, Ø45/50 mm 55-23945 |
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FREEMAN – AREOLA MARKER SHARP STAINLESS STEEL DOUBLE ENDED
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The Freeman Areola Marker is a specialized surgical tool crafted from sharp stainless steel with double-ended functionality. It is primarily used in plastic and reconstructive surgery, specifically for marking the desired location and size of the areola during breast surgery procedures. This instrument aids surgeons in achieving precise and symmetrical results, ensuring optimal aesthetic outcomes for patients
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