Weil-Blakesley Nasal Forceps are surgical instruments used in otolaryngology (ENT) procedures, particularly for manipulating tissues within the nasal cavity. They are designed with fenestrated jaws, often with a blunt outer surface to minimize damage, and are available in straight or curved configurations to facilitate access to different areas of the nose. These forceps are used for removing tissues like nasal polyps or tumors and for enlarging sinus openings.