Consultant Plastic & General Surgeon
Reconstructive and burn surgery — restoring function, and the ordinary life that depends on it, after fire, trauma and congenital difference.
Operative work, the teaching and research that keeps it honest, and the outreach that carries it to people who could not otherwise reach an operating theatre.
Reconstructive, aesthetic and general surgery across twelve areas — from microsurgical flap reconstruction and cleft repair to burn rehabilitation and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
Peer-reviewed publication, book chapters and conference work, alongside teaching plastic surgery trainees at NIBPS.
Free cleft camps, burn survivor rehabilitation and rural surgical outreach — run as a standing programme, not an occasional gesture.
Reach to date: 1,240 free operations across 19 districts.
The programme →Photo gallery
Tap any photograph to open it full-size. Consent is obtained for every identifiable patient; clinical images are kept out of the public gallery.
Video library
Plain-language explainers for patients and families, plus recorded teaching sessions for trainees. Videos open in place — nothing loads until you press play.
Research · Seminars · Social work
Khan Papon MRK, Hasan MT, Sultana R · Bangladesh Journal of Plastic Surgery · 12(2):88–97
Role: Invited speaker · 14th National Congress of Plastic Surgery, Dhaka
41 free procedures over two days · 316 patients screened
Journal
Written plainly, without the jargon of a clinic letter — what to expect, what to worry about, and what can wait until the next visit.
Cool running water, clean cloth, no toothpaste and no ice. The decisions made before you reach a hospital shape the scar you live with for years.
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Lip at three months, palate before speech begins. A short guide for parents deciding when — and why waiting has a cost that surgery cannot undo later.
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Why a good result often takes two or three planned stages, how long to wait between them, and which scars are better left alone.
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Primary — hospital hotline
10666Continental Hospital appointment desk. Confirm chamber and available slots before travelling.
Desk hours — 8:00 am to 10:00 pm, Saturday to Thursday
Chambers
Continental Hospital, Dhaka
Sat, Mon, Wed — 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
House 12, Road 5, Dhanmondi, Dhaka 1205
NIBPS outpatient clinic — Sun, Tue, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm
Full chamber schedule →
Social activities
Surgery reaches the patient, or it does not exist
A standing programme of free camps, follow-up care and training, run with volunteer anaesthetists, nurses and physiotherapists. Families travel from nineteen districts; nobody is turned away for inability to pay.
Free cleft lip & palate camps
Quarterly two-day camps with a volunteer theatre team. Speech therapy and orthodontic review continue free for two years after repair.
Since 2011 · 612 repairs
Burn survivor rehabilitation
Pressure garments, scar release surgery and a monthly survivors' group — the long, unglamorous half of burn care that most programmes drop.
Monthly · 180 members
Rural surgical outreach
Mobile theatre camps in Kurigram, Bhola and Jamalpur, in partnership with upazila health complexes and local physicians.
19 districts reached
Teaching & burn prevention
Free first-aid workshops for rural medical officers, and a kitchen-safety campaign in schools — most childhood burns here begin at a cooking fire.
64 workshops · 38 schools