A high-fidelity pediatric cleft lip trainer for rotation-advancement repair, with anatomically layered skin, muscle, and mucosa.
Rotation-Advancement Repair
Millard technique for unilateral cleft lip
Surgical Planning & Marking
Cupid's bow, peaks, red line landmarking
Orbicularis Oris Repair
Muscle reapproximation across the cleft
Vermilion Alignment
Wet-dry junction matching and tubercle
Layered Closure
Mucosa, muscle, and skin reconstruction
Bilateral Cleft Repair
Practice on unilateral and bilateral variants
The Cleft Lip Simulator is a high-fidelity surgical task trainer designed for practicing pediatric cleft lip repair techniques. Built with anatomically accurate skin, muscle, and mucosal layers, the simulator allows learners to rehearse the full sequence of unilateral and bilateral cleft lip repair from marking through closure.
The model supports the standard repertoire of repair techniques: rotation-advancement (Millard), Tennison-Randall triangular flap, and bilateral repair. Each layer responds to scalpel, hook, and suture as native tissue would, giving trainees a realistic procedural experience.
Validated through national otolaryngology fellowship courses, the simulator delivers a low-risk environment for fellows and residents to build confidence and skill in advanced cleft repair.
What's included: One Cleft Lip Simulator with anatomical lip, muscle, and mucosal layers. Ships from Ann Arbor, MI.
Pricing for residency programs and surgical training courses includes volume discounts.
Validated in national pediatric otolaryngology fellowship courses for cleft lip repair training.
2022
A national pediatric otolaryngology fellowship virtual dissection course using 3D printed simulators.
Michaels RE, Zugris NV, Cin MD, et al., Zopf DA. International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 162, 111273.
2020
Multicenter Advanced Pediatric Otolaryngology Fellowship Prep Surgical Simulation Course with 3D Printed High-Fidelity Models.
Chang B, Powell A, Ellsperman S, et al., Zopf D. Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, 162(5), 658-665.
A high-fidelity pediatric cleft lip trainer for rotation-advancement repair, with anatomically layered skin, muscle, and mucosa.
Rotation-Advancement Repair
Millard technique for unilateral cleft lip
Surgical Planning & Marking
Cupid's bow, peaks, red line landmarking
Orbicularis Oris Repair
Muscle reapproximation across the cleft
Vermilion Alignment
Wet-dry junction matching and tubercle
Layered Closure
Mucosa, muscle, and skin reconstruction
Bilateral Cleft Repair
Practice on unilateral and bilateral variants
The Cleft Lip Simulator is a high-fidelity surgical task trainer designed for practicing pediatric cleft lip repair techniques. Built with anatomically accurate skin, muscle, and mucosal layers, the simulator allows learners to rehearse the full sequence of unilateral and bilateral cleft lip repair from marking through closure.
The model supports the standard repertoire of repair techniques: rotation-advancement (Millard), Tennison-Randall triangular flap, and bilateral repair. Each layer responds to scalpel, hook, and suture as native tissue would, giving trainees a realistic procedural experience.
Validated through national otolaryngology fellowship courses, the simulator delivers a low-risk environment for fellows and residents to build confidence and skill in advanced cleft repair.
What's included: One Cleft Lip Simulator with anatomical lip, muscle, and mucosal layers. Ships from Ann Arbor, MI.
Pricing for residency programs and surgical training courses includes volume discounts.
Validated in national pediatric otolaryngology fellowship courses for cleft lip repair training.
2022
A national pediatric otolaryngology fellowship virtual dissection course using 3D printed simulators.
Michaels RE, Zugris NV, Cin MD, et al., Zopf DA. International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology, 162, 111273.
2020
Multicenter Advanced Pediatric Otolaryngology Fellowship Prep Surgical Simulation Course with 3D Printed High-Fidelity Models.
Chang B, Powell A, Ellsperman S, et al., Zopf D. Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, 162(5), 658-665.
