Conjoined twins Rabeya and Rukaya are in stable condition after operation in Combined Military Hospital (CMH).
The members of Hungary Medical team performed the operation for 33 hours on August 1, 2019, read a press release on Monday.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had asked that Rabeya and Rukaya to be separated through operation as they were conjoined at the head.
Doctors have said Rukaya is currently in a more stable condition than Rabeya.
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They were "stable after the final separation," said Andras Csokay, a neurosurgeon with the Action for Defenceless People Foundation (ADPF) that organised the 35-strong Hungarian surgical team.
After the separation at Dhaka's Combined Military Hospital, Csokay's team began to cover the wound area with soft tissues generated by a tissue expansion process carried out in Hungary.
The three-year-old twins suffered from a rare embryological disorder affecting an estimated one in every five to six million births.
