Plastic Surgery and Medical Aesthetics Department

Plastic Surgery and Medical Aesthetics Department. Welcome to the Plastic Surgery Department of Shanghai United Family Hospital. We provide comprehensive plastic and reconstructive surgery as well as aesthetic medicine services. Our goal is to ensure that you receive high-quality, attentive, personalized medical care. Our plastic surgery medical team has conducted in-depth research into repairing tissue structures, possesses professional skills, and has a highly developed eye for symmetry and appearance; we are eager to help you achieve your ideal appearance. We take great pride in our attention to detail and focus on achieving natural, long-lasting results. Our treatment approach is warm, honest, and thorough. It is important to us to take the time to understand your needs, honestly explain the results we can achieve, and identify ways to help you attain your ideal appearance, thereby earning the trust of our patients. We firmly believe that patients will be satisfied with our services only when they have received relevant education and understand their condition. For appointment consultations, please call (021) 2216 3887. Our Services: From body contouring and sculpting facial contours to scar treatment, we offer patients a wide range of plastic surgery and aesthetic medicine services. These services include enhancing the natural features of the face and body contours, as well as restoring facial and bodily appearance affected by childbirth, trauma, and cancer-related diseases. Whether performing surgery using new technologies and innovative approaches or providing non-invasive treatment options ranging from skin-care products to filler injection treatments, we are always committed to providing safe and comfortable medical services. Plastic Surgery Services. Plastic and aesthetic surgery refers to reshaping body structures through surgical and non-surgical methods to enhance facial appearance and boost self-confidence. Plastic surgery procedures include: hyaluronic acid and fat injections; body contouring surgery; liposuction; buttock lift; thigh lift; tummy tuck (abdominoplasty); upper-arm lift; breast reshaping; breast augmentation; breast lift (mastopexy); male and female breast reduction (reduction mammoplasty); correction of inverted nipples; nipple and areola reduction; correction of prominent ears (otoplasty); earlobe repair; eyelid surgery; upper and lower blepharoplasty; double-eyelid blepharoplasty (double-eyelid surgery); medial and lateral canthoplasty; facial filling; cheek augmentation; chin augmentation; nasal augmentation; facial rejuvenation; forehead lift; facial rhytidectomy (facelift); neck lift; lip reduction; rhinoplasty; scar revision; sclerotherapy; excision of skin lesions and skin tags. Reconstructive Surgery Services. Reconstructive plastic surgery can treat facial and bodily structural abnormalities caused by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors, or disease. Reconstructive procedures may be used to improve function, but can also help restore normal facial appearance. Generally, reconstructive surgery is covered by medical insurance. Reconstructive surgery is widely used for various services and procedures related to the skin and soft tissues; specific items are listed below: burn and scald care and reconstruction; second- and third-degree burns; laceration repair; scar treatment and revision; hypertrophic scars; keloids; contracture scars; skin lesion surgery; congenital and acquired nevi; cysts and lipomas; hemangiomas and venous malformations; malignant lesions (basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, melanoma); wound treatment and reconstruction. Reconstructive surgery also includes reconstruction of the following tissues and organs: breast reconstruction; breast reduction (male and female); congenital anomalies (amastia, hypoplasia, Poland syndrome, supernumerary nipples, etc.); breast absence or deformity resulting from cancer, augmentation procedures, or injection complications; total ear reconstruction; accessory ears; congenital ear deformities (prominent ears, cryptotia, etc.); microtia; absent or deformed ears due to trauma or infection; eyelid surgery; eye deformities caused by cancer, ectropion, or entropion; excision of excess tissue (eyelid skin laxity, drooping); ptosis correction surgery; surgery for congenital facial defects; cleft lip; cleft palate; facial cleft; facial trauma treatment and surgery; facial fractures (nasal bone fractures, orbital fractures, etc.); hand surgery; congenital hand deformities (polydactyly, syndactyly, etc.); tendon sheath cysts; soft-tissue injuries, including nail deformities; injection and surgical treatment of flexor tenosynovitis of the finger (trigger finger); other injections; rhinoplasty; cancer reconstruction surgery; trauma; torticollis; promotional packages.