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The Khan-Jaeger is a curved instrument partially non-glare for blepharoplasty. The usage of this instrument is to block laser beams, and retract the tissues during surgical intervention. It is used as a backstop or strip to press the tissue around the globe or press the globe itself. This technique makes the incision of the conjunctiva simpler and exposes the fat more easily. The polished part touches the ocular shield, which is inserted at the beginning of the procedure. The Khan-Jaeger has a more concave ergonomic design than the Jaeger, with the inside polished.

The Khan-Jaeger is a curved instrument partially non-glare for blepharoplasty. The usage of this instrument is to block laser beams, and retract the tissues during surgical intervention. It is used as a backstop or strip to press the tissue around the globe or press the globe itself. This technique makes the incision of the conjunctiva simpler and exposes the fat more easily. The polished part touches the ocular shield, which is inserted at the beginning of the procedure. The Khan-Jaeger has a more concave ergonomic design than the Jaeger, with the inside polished.

The Khan-Jaeger is a curved instrument partially non-glare for blepharoplasty. The usage of this instrument is to block laser beams, and retract the tissues during surgical intervention. It is used as a backstop or strip to press the tissue around the globe or press the globe itself. This technique makes the incision of the conjunctiva simpler and exposes the fat more easily. The polished part touches the ocular shield, which is inserted at the beginning of the procedure. The Khan-Jaeger has a more concave ergonomic design than the Jaeger, with the inside polished.

The Khan-Jaeger is a curved instrument partially non-glare for blepharoplasty. The usage of this instrument is to block laser beams, and retract the tissues during surgical intervention. It is used as a backstop or strip to press the tissue around the globe or press the globe itself. This technique makes the incision of the conjunctiva simpler and exposes the fat more easily. The polished part touches the ocular shield, which is inserted at the beginning of the procedure. The Khan-Jaeger has a more concave ergonomic design than the Jaeger, with the inside polished.

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The Khan-Jaeger is a curved instrument partially non-glare for blepharoplasty. The usage of this instrument is to block laser beams, and retract the tissues during surgical intervention. It is used as a backstop or strip to press the tissue around the globe or press the globe itself. This technique makes the incision of the conjunctiva simpler and exposes the fat more easily. The polished part touches the ocular shield, which is inserted at the beginning of the procedure. The Khan-Jaeger has a more concave ergonomic design than the Jaeger, with the inside polished.

The Khan-Jaeger is a curved instrument partially non-glare for blepharoplasty. The usage of this instrument is to block laser beams, and retract the tissues during surgical intervention. It is used as a backstop or strip to press the tissue around the globe or press the globe itself. This technique makes the incision of the conjunctiva simpler and exposes the fat more easily. The polished part touches the ocular shield, which is inserted at the beginning of the procedure. The Khan-Jaeger has a more concave ergonomic design than the Jaeger, with the inside polished.

The Khan-Jaeger is a curved instrument partially non-glare for blepharoplasty. The usage of this instrument is to block laser beams, and retract the tissues during surgical intervention. It is used as a backstop or strip to press the tissue around the globe or press the globe itself. This technique makes the incision of the conjunctiva simpler and exposes the fat more easily. The polished part touches the ocular shield, which is inserted at the beginning of the procedure. The Khan-Jaeger has a more concave ergonomic design than the Jaeger, with the inside polished.

The Khan-Jaeger is a curved instrument partially non-glare for blepharoplasty. The usage of this instrument is to block laser beams, and retract the tissues during surgical intervention. It is used as a backstop or strip to press the tissue around the globe or press the globe itself. This technique makes the incision of the conjunctiva simpler and exposes the fat more easily. The polished part touches the ocular shield, which is inserted at the beginning of the procedure. The Khan-Jaeger has a more concave ergonomic design than the Jaeger, with the inside polished.