Rhinoplasty Surgical Training Simulator

MedEduQuest Rhinoplasty Surgical Training Simulator is designed for hands-on practice of key open rhinoplasty procedures, including columellar incision, cartilage reshaping, osteotomy, dorsal augmentation, and nasal tip surgery. Layered silicone tissue and rigid nasal structures provide realistic tissue handling, while the replaceable nasal module supports repeated training.

Key Features

• Designed for Open Rhinoplasty Training
  Specifically designed for hands-on open rhinoplasty practice, with a structure that supports incision, tissue elevation, cartilage manipulation, osteotomy, and suturing.

• Layered Surgical Anatomy
  The model combines soft silicone tissue with rigid nasal structures to represent different tissue layers. The silicone skin can be incised and sutured, while the rigid structures support osteotomy practice.

• Replaceable Nasal Training Module
  The nasal portion can be removed and replaced after training, while the facial base remains reusable for subsequent sessions.

• Key Nasal Anatomy for Surgical Training
  The model represents major anatomical structures relevant to rhinoplasty, including the nasal bones, nasal septal cartilage, upper lateral cartilage, and lower lateral cartilage.

• Stable Facial Training Model
  The brow-to-lower-lip facial model provides a stable working area around the nose. The included tabletop clamp can secure the model to a stable work surface during training.

Rhinoplasty Procedures You Can Practice:

• Open rhinoplasty approach
• Inverted-V columellar incision
• Soft-tissue and skin flap elevation
• Nasal cartilage exposure
• Lower lateral cartilage reshaping
• Septal cartilage procedures
• Medial and lateral osteotomy
• Dorsal augmentation
• Nasal tip surgery
• Soft-tissue suturing

Suitable for:

• Plastic surgery residency training
• Rhinoplasty and facial plastic surgery workshops
• Aesthetic surgery training programs
• Medical school anatomy and surgical education
• Instructor-led surgical technique demonstrations

The simulator is designed for repeated hands-on practice before supervised clinical or cadaveric training.

Use and Care: