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This technique removes the implant and capsule together as one intact unit, maintaining full capsule control while avoiding new breast incisions. The process includes pathology, microbiology, high‑definition documentation, and implant return as part of a transparent, evidence‑based standard.
Some individuals have capsule tissue left from previous operations; this method identifies and removes that tissue through an evidence‑based process supported by pathology, microbiology, high‑definition confirmation, and capsule‑specific assessment.
When an en bloc removal is not anatomically possible, the entire capsule is removed using the Khan Procedure, a proprietary protocol designed for complete capsule extraction without drains or additional breast incisions. This method provides diagnostic evaluation, high‑definition documentation, and implant return as part of a comprehensive surgical workup.
When additional support is needed after implant removal, local tissue flaps reinforce breast structure without adding new breast incisions. This maintains natural anatomy, supports long‑term contour stability, and complements the pseudo lift effect created by complete capsule removal.
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