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Traditional drug delivery systems lack precise control over drug release patterns and the absorption of drug concentrations at the target site. An inherent issue with traditional dosage forms is the indistinct concentration of the drug in plasma. In response to these challenges, researchers and pharmaceutical scientists have dedicated their efforts to enhancing drug delivery systems, leading to the emergence of Novel Drug Delivery Systems (NDDS). NDDS employs innovative approaches and technologies to achieve controlled drug release at low concentrations, often following a zero-order release pattern. A significant advancement within NDDS is the development of Implantable Drug Delivery Systems (IDDS). IDDS represents a novel approach to drug delivery, ensuring controlled release at the specific implantation site. This study delves into the mechanism of drug release from implantable therapeutic systems, preparation evaluation parameters, and prospects of the implantable drug delivery system (IDDS).