Collection: Scissors

These scissors are commonly used for cutting vessel walls, skin, and delicate tissues during microvascular anastomosis, ophthalmic surgery and nerve repair. Premium stainless steel versions offer durability and maintain sharpness, ensuring a clean cut in these critical applications.

They have small, sharp blades and a high degree of precision that enable quick, accurate cuts with minimal trauma. Choosing a tip length that matches the incision depth ensures optimal control

The design of Vannas scissors allows them to be used equally well in the left or right hand, which is advantageous when surgeons need to switch hands during delicate dissection

Micro scissors are offered with straight, angled or curved tips. Straight blades are used for general incisions; curved blades improve visualization and help avoid cutting underlying tissue; angled blades facilitate access in confined or awkward angles

Micro scissors—often called spring or Vannas scissors—are fine, spring‑loaded scissors used for delicate dissection in neurosurgical and ophthalmologic procedures. They work well in small, restricted spaces.