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Plastic Surgery & Aesthetic Services

Our Clinicians

Lin Jun

Plastic Surgeon
Associate Chief Physician

Christina LEUNG

Cosmetic Surgeon

Donghao Chen

Attending Plastic Surgeon

Johnson Wang

Plastic Surgeon
Associate Chief Physician

Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Services

Welcome to the Department of Plastic Surgery and Aesthetic Services at Shanghai United Family Pudong Hospital (SHUPH). We provide comprehensive services in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, as well as aesthetic medicine. Our goal is to ensure you the high quality care, with a compassionate and personal approach.

Our team provides in-depth knowledge, vast experience, and expert skills in restoring the structure of tissue with a highly-developed eye for symmetry and form to help you achieve the look you want. We pride ourselves on our attention to detail, and on achieving natural and long-lasting results.

Our approach is warm and thorough. It is important to us to earn the trust of our patients by taking time to understand what you want, being honest about whether we can achieve that effect, and figuring out how to help you get there. We believe that an educated, informed patient is a happy patient.

About Our Services

Cosmetic Services：

Cosmetic plastic surgery includes surgical and nonsurgical procedures that reshape normal structures of the body in order to improve appearance and self-esteem. These include:

  • Botox, Restylane and fat injections
  • Body contouring surgery
    1. Liposuction
    2. Buttock lift
    3. Thigh lift
    4. “Tummy tuck” (abdominoplasty)
    5. Upper arm lift
  • Breast surgery
    1. Augmentation
    2. Breast lift (mastopexy)
    3. Breast reduction in men and women
    4. Inverted nipple repair
    5. Nipple and areola reduction
  • Correction of prominent ears (otoplasty)
  • Earlobe repair
  • Eyelid surgery
    1. Upper and lower blepharoplasty
    2. “Double eyelid”
    3. Medial and lateral canthoplasty
  • Facial implants
    1. Cheek
    2. Chin
    3. Nasal
  • Facial rejuvenation
    1. Brow lift
    2. Face lift
    3. Neck lift
  • Lip reduction
  • Nose reshaping (rhinoplasty)
  • Scar revision
  • Sclerotherapy
  • Skin lesion and skin tag excision

Reconstructive Services

Reconstructive plastic surgery is performed on abnormal structures of the face and body caused by congenital defects, developmental abnormalities, trauma, infection, tumors or disease. It is generally performed to improve function, but may also be done to approximate a normal appearance. Reconstructive surgery is generally covered by most health insurance policies.

Reconstructive surgery involves an extensive number of services and procedures involving the skin and soft tissue, in the following general categories:

  • Burn care and reconstruction
    1. Second and third degree burns
  • Repair of lacerations
  • Scar management and revision
    1. Hypertrophic scars
    2. Keloids
    3. Scar contracture
  • Skin lesion surgery
    1. Congenital and acquired nevi
    2. Cysts and lipomas
    3. Hemangiomas and venous malformations
    4. Malignant lesions (basal cell cancer, squamous cell cancer, melanoma)
  • Wound management and reconstruction

Reconstructive surgery also includes procedures in the following specific anatomic categories:

  • Breast surgery
    1. Breast reduction (men and women)
    2. Congenital anomalies (amastia, hypoplasia, Poland’s, supernumerary, others)
    3. Absent or deformed breast due to cancer, implant or injection complications
  • Ear reconstruction
    1. Accessory appendage
    2. Congenital deformity (protrusion, cryptotia, others)
    3. Microtia
    4. Absent or deformed ear due to trauma or infection
  • Eyelid surgery
    1. Deformity due to cancer, ectropion, entropion
    2. Excision of excess tissue (blepharochalasis and dermatochalasis)
    3. Eyelid ptosis correction
  • Facial congenital surgery
    1. Cleft lip
    2. Cleft palate
    3. Facial clefts
  • Facial trauma management and surgery
    1. Facial fractures (nasal, orbital, others)
  • Hand surgery
    1. Congenital hand anomalies (polydactyly, syndactyly, others)
    2. Ganglion cysts
    3. Soft tissue injuries including nail deformities
    4. Trigger finger injections and surgery
    5. Other injections
  • Nasal surgery
    1. Cancer reconstruction
    2. Trauma
  • Torticollis
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