Areas of Expertise

Liu Guangjing, Deputy Chief Physician in the Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery at Tianjin First Central Hospital. With 30 years of frontline clinical experience in plastic, aesthetic, and burn surgery, he is skilled in various common burn and plastic surgery procedures and is a versatile professional. For inquiries and appointments, add WeChat: wuyoubianmei or call 400-616-6769 directly for detailed consultation.

Biography

Liu Guangjing is an Associate Chief Physician in the Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery at Tianjin First Central Hospital. He graduated from Shandong Medical University (now the West Campus of Shandong University) with a bachelor's degree in Clinical Medicine. He has been engaged in frontline clinical work in plastic and aesthetic surgery and burns for 30 years, has published more than 10 papers, completed 5 scientific research achievements, and has a strong ability to solve practical clinical problems.

He specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of common diseases in the Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery: double eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), revision of failed double eyelid surgery, medial and lateral canthoplasty; comprehensive rhinoplasty, crooked nose, post-traumatic nasal deformity, and correction of congenital nasal deformities; prominent ear, cryptotia, post-traumatic ear deformity, and ear reconstruction; minimally invasive facial rejuvenation and minimally invasive surgery, tear troughs around the eyes and forehead wrinkles, nasal injectable contouring, and botulinum toxin injection for facial slimming; breast augmentation, breast lift for breast ptosis, reduction mammoplasty, and breast reconstruction. Scars on the face, limbs, and other areas after burns and trauma, earlobe keloids; skin flap transplantation. Soft tissue expanders, Medpor implants, and ePTFE implants. Liposuction and body contouring for the face, neck, limbs, abdomen, and other areas; autologous fat grafting for the face, neck, and chest; limb deformities such as polydactyly and syndactyly; burns, scalds, chemical burns, electrical burns, traumatic skin defects, diabetic foot, and various other chronic wounds.