In August this year, at the 3rd National Plastic Surgery Society Summit in Kyrgyzstan, a plastic surgeon who claimed to have “conquered Asia with Chinese theories” attracted the attention of his peers. This person was Director Wang Jinggang, a well-known “international doctor” in Beijing.
Overseas traditional facelift methods are mostly adapted to the facial structure of Westerners, but do not fully fit the bone and soft tissue characteristics of Asians. Dr. Wang Jinggang is deeply rooted in local clinical practice, deeply engaged in SMAS fascial layer treatment, taking into account deep reduction and fine adjustment of surface soft tissue, focusing on solving complex anti-aging problems such as multiple postoperative adhesions, stubborn Indian lines, nasolabial folds, etc., and has honed lifting theories and techniques suitable for East Asians.
At the academic summit in Kyrgyzstan, he fully demonstrated the deep lifting technology and shared surgical ideas on the spot. After the speech, plastic surgeons from many countries came forward to exchange and learn, and took the initiative to ask for advice on this facelift system originated from China.