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Slightly curved Barraquer cilia forceps carry a 6mm long tying platform for both lash handling and 10‑0 suture tying during microsurgical closure. The gentle curve clears the line of sight to the platform, and the serrated handle gives a controlled rolling grip. The 109mm overall length sits between the fingers for sustained microsurgical work.
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Ziegler cilia forceps with rounded pointed tips and smooth platforms, used to epilate misdirected lashes in trichiasis and lid margin work. The smooth platforms grip the lash shaft without crushing the follicle, and the compact 89mm length keeps the maneuver close to the fingertips for controlled removal.
Slightly angled Barraquer cilia forceps with 10mm smooth platforms, used for lash epilation along the lid margin. The smooth platforms grip the lash shaft without crushing the follicle, and the angled tips give the surgeon a clean sightline to the margin. The serrated handle supports a steady pinch through the pull. Overall length is 102mm.
Used at the lid margin for cilia removal and trichiasis management, these Kurth forceps present angled jaws that approach the lash line without obstructing the surgeon's view. The 114mm body sits naturally in the fingertips for the gentle traction needed to extract individual eyelashes intact. Stainless construction preserves tip apposition through repeated office and procedural use.
Littauer cilia forceps carry a bowed‑out, inverted‑triangular tip with a serrated jaw beveled along the outside, providing secure purchase on individual lashes for epilation of trichiatic cilia. The 89mm overall length keeps the working tip close to the surgeon's fingertips for tactile control.
Beer cilia forceps carry rounded blunt tips and smooth platforms for atraumatic lash and debris removal along the lid margin. The blunt working face reduces the risk of skin nicks during epilation, and the smooth jaws release cleanly without snagging. The 89mm body suits slit‑lamp positioning between thumb and index finger.
These Barraquer cilia forceps carry slightly angled jaws with textured grasping surfaces designed to remove individual lashes during epilation or surgical preparation. The angle clears the brow line for a direct view of the lash root, while the textured grip secures fine cilia without slippage. A three‑hole handle keeps the instrument light through repeated grasps.
Barraquer cilia forceps incorporate a slightly curved 6mm platform tying surface paired with a sandblasted inner jaw finish for reliable micro‑grasping of fine lashes and delicate capsular tissues. The gentle curvature and 109mm length support both fine anterior segment work and posterior pole cilia manipulation during phacoemulsification and anterior capsule management.
The Beer cilia forceps are specialized precision micro-forceps with rounded blunt tips and smooth gripping platforms, designed for gentle ciliary-margin manipulation during entropion repair, trichiasis removal, or anterior-segment epilation work. The blunt rounded tips prevent inadvertent corneal or conjunctival abrasion while the smooth platforms distribute grip without tissue indentation. The compact 78mm length provides ergonomic fingertip control.
These angled Bergh cilia forceps reach beneath misdirected lashes for epilation along the lid margin. Pointed tips with serrated jaws grip individual cilia, and the outside bevel keeps the working face flat against the lid for clean extraction. The 89mm overall length seats comfortably between fingers for sustained slit‑lamp work.
Cilia forceps remove individual lashes with narrow smooth jaws that grip the hair shaft without crushing surrounding lid skin � the everyday tool of trichiasis management. The serrated handle gives steady fingertip control during epilation, and the 84mm overall length suits slit‑lamp and bedside use.
These cilia forceps feature a wide 1 × 3mm smooth platform with serrated handle and polished finish, designed for secure handling of cilia material during eyelid and conjunctival procedures. The wide platform distributes pressure evenly across delicate tissue, preventing trauma during manipulation. At 76mm, this compact length provides excellent control for fine lid work.
The narrow tip profile of these Douglas cilia forceps lets the surgeon isolate single misdirected lashes for epilation. The straight jaws meet cleanly along the working edge, and the 89mm overall length sits comfortably between fingers during slit‑lamp or in‑office removal.
The Gradle cilia forceps grip and epilate misdirected lashes in trichiasis through fine 2mm‑wide flat platforms that hold the lash without slipping. The serrated cross‑action handle uses a box‑lock pivot � the same geometry as a needle holder � and the compact 97mm length keeps the working tips close to the lid margin during careful epilation.
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