Breast Dissectors: Spatula, Submammary and Transaxillary Patterns
Breast surgery depends on dissectors that create a clean pocket with control and minimal trauma. This collection brings together 22 breast dissectors, spatulas and related instruments in McCollum-Dingman, Agris-Dingman, Reynolds, Solz and spatula patterns for plastic surgeons. Prices run from $49.50 to $115.50, and available instruments start from $66.00. Every item ships from Sialkot with worldwide delivery.
Spatula and Paddle Dissectors
Spatula dissectors have a broad, flat blade that separates tissue planes gently. The Padgett Spatula Breast Retractor Dissector Serrated 12 1/2" starts from $104.50, and the serrated surface gives extra grip. The Padgett TBTS Style Breast Dissector, Paddle Shaped Spatula, Short Pattern starts from $66.00 and is our most affordable available dissector. The Spatulated Dissector is also listed at $108.90, but is currently sold out.
Atraumatic and Transaxillary Dissectors
For gentle dissection, the Solz Atraumatic Breast Dissector 34cm starts from $104.50. For the transaxillary approach, choose the Reynolds Transaxillary Breast Dissector with a fenestrated blade, from $88.00, or the Reynolds Breast Dissectors at $93.50. The Solz Breast Hook Dissector 36cm is also listed, but is sold out at the moment.
Submammary Dissectors
Submammary patterns are long, and the length reaches the plane behind the breast. The Agris Dingman Breast Dissector starts from $88.00. The Padgett Agris Dingman Submammary Dissector Set of 2, Extra Long 16", is $104.50. We also list several McCollum-Dingman dissectors, in 30cm and 17½" lengths, and the Padgett Penn Breast Dissector Straight 12¾", priced from $71.50 to $115.50. These are currently sold out, so please contact us for availability.
Angulated and General Dissectors
The Breast Dissector – Angulated Blade starts from $88.00, and the angled blade helps with access around the contour of the breast. The Breast Dissector Instrument starts from $77.00. We also list the Padgett Silverstein Breast Dissector 14" at $53.90, the Padgett Iconoclast Large at $82.50, a bullet tip replacement at $55.00 and the Padgett Trocar Breast Tube at $49.50. All of these are currently sold out.
Choosing the Right Dissector
Think about the approach, the plane and the length you need. Longer instruments reach deeper planes, spatula blades give broad, gentle separation and angulated blades help with contour. Check each product page for sizes and options, and for the exact blade width and length.
Complete Your Breast Surgery Tray
Dissectors work alongside other instruments. See our breast retractors and ready-made breast surgery sets. Our plastic surgery range also includes breast elevators, areola markers, mammoplasty retractors and rake retractors.
Ordering
Orders over $99 ship free. Hospitals and distributors can ask about volume or OEM options through our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a breast dissector used for?
It separates tissue planes to create the pocket for an implant or to release tissue during breast surgery. See the Solz Atraumatic Breast Dissector.
What is the difference between a spatula and a submammary dissector?
A spatula dissector has a broad, flat blade for gentle separation, while a submammary dissector is longer, to reach the plane behind the breast. Compare the Padgett Spatula Dissector with the Agris Dingman Breast Dissector.
Which dissector is used for the transaxillary approach?
Reynolds-pattern dissectors are made for transaxillary work. See the Reynolds Breast Dissectors.
Do you offer different lengths?
Yes, from 12½" to 17½" and 30cm to 36cm. Contact us for a specific length.
What are your shipping, return and OEM terms?
Orders over $99 ship free. See our Help & FAQs for details, or contact us about OEM requests.
