Concentric rings solve the size decision differently from a set of separate markers. With four templates the surgeon lays one on, judges it, sets it down and tries the next — each comparison made from memory. With four rings on a single face, all the options sit on the tissue together, and the choice becomes a direct visual comparison rather than a sequence of them.
The 40 to 52 mm span sits at the larger end of the areola range, with even 4 mm steps between rings. Aluminium rather than steel keeps a four-ring plate light enough to rest on tissue without pressing under its own weight — on an instrument this broad, the weight of stainless would itself distort the skin the rings are being read against.
Specifications
| Pattern | Grossman four-ring areola marker |
| Ring sizes | 40 mm, 44 mm, 48 mm and 52 mm |
| Use | Areola marking and sizing in breast procedures |
| Material | Aluminium |
| SKU | NJM-14926 |
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