EBNER Westcott Scissors

The Westcott pattern was developed for ophthalmic surgery, where a cut measured in millimetres decides the outcome — and the EBNER Westcott Scissors honour that standard. Short blades with ultra-fine pointed tips allow controlled dissection around eyelid margins, lacrimal structures, and other ocular anatomy while keeping tissue trauma to a minimum, making them well suited to blepharoplasty, ptosis repair, and fine excisional work.

Offered in both curved and straight blade forms, the scissors adapt to different techniques: the curved pattern follows anatomical contours and improves reach and visibility in angled tissue planes. Balanced handles distribute weight evenly, and a smooth pivot delivers fingertip-level control that resists hand fatigue over long procedures. Their utility extends beyond ophthalmology into oculoplastic and lacrimal surgery, ENT work in narrow spaces, paediatric and reconstructive cases, and micro-dissection tasks such as trimming grafts and flaps.

Each pair is crafted in Germany from premium surgical-grade stainless steel that resists corrosion and keeps its edge through repeated autoclave cycles.

Specifications

• Length: 13cm with 14mm blades (curved pattern shown)
• Blade variations: curved and straight
• Ultra-fine pointed tips
• Premium surgical-grade stainless steel, made in Germany
• Autoclavable

Canadian ophthalmic and plastic surgery practices can source EBNER Westcott Scissors through EB MED CO.