Plastic Surgery Division

When the general public thinks of plastic surgery, aesthetic surgeries for the breasts and faces from the media or magazines usually come into mind. Indeed, these are just only part of plastic surgery services, commonly regard as cosmetic surgery.

What kind of services can the plastic surgeon provide to the general public? The following is a brief explanation offering a better understanding of the work contents of plastic surgeons.

Trauma and reconstructive surgery

• Facial trauma: With a high degree of integration and cooperation among the doctors of neurosurgery, ophthalmology, and otolaryngology, the patients can get the fastest and best treatment results.
• Limbs: Cooperating with orthopedics for patients with complex limb trauma, the plastic surgeon is responsible for repairing and reconstructing the skin, muscles, tendons, nerves, and blood vessels after appropriate fracture fixation surgery. The hospital has advanced high-resolution microscopes and precision instruments for microsurgery and is now a medical center for vascular and nerve anastomosis operations and major limb or finger replantation and reconstruction.

Chronic wound management

• Diabetes and peripheral vascular obstructive diseases can cause poor wound healing, ulceration, and even gangrene, leading to amputation if not treated properly. Besides providing advanced wound treatment (such as negative pressure wound therapy), our doctors cooperate with appropriate surgical experts to restore the wounds.

Cosmetic surgery and Mesotherapy

• Cosmetic Surgery: A variety of cosmetic procedures, such as facial cosmetic (scar revision, blepharoplasty, and rhinoplastic surgery), mammoplasty, trunk and limb reshaping (abdominal lipectomy or liposuction), axillary apocrinectomy with minimally invasive surgery, and autologous fat transplantation (face, breast, and abdomen).
• Mesotherapy: For noninvasive aging correction. A subcutaneous filler (such as hyaluronic acid, and autologous fat) is injected to achieve aesthetic correction, and botulinum is injected to suppress wrinkles caused by local muscle activity.
• Laser: Our hospital has a multiple-laser device that provides treatment for all types of skin pigmented spots (such as freckles, age spots) and artificial pigmentation changes (such as tattoos).

Reconstruction after malignant tumor extirpation

• With oral surgery, otolaryngology, and general surgery to provide immediate reconstruction for deformities and defects caused by radical surgery excision in patients with malignant tumors or delayed reconstruction after completing postoperative adjuvant radiotherapy or chemotherapy.