Qian Jian'ge_Department of Plastic Surgery, Tongde Hospital of Zhejiang Province; Expert in Minimally Invasive Facial Injections for Facial Contouring and Rejuvenation (钱坚革)
Biography
Areas of Expertise
Qian Jiange: Chief Physician, Department of Plastic Surgery, Tongde Hospital of Zhejiang Province; specializes in minimally invasive facial procedures, facial contouring, and rejuvenation treatments. Certified lecturer and mentor for Juvederm and Botox.
Biography

Qian Jiange, Chief Physician, Director of Plastic Surgery, and Doctor of Medicine. In 1989, he graduated from Zhejiang University School of Medicine with a bachelor's degree in Clinical Medicine; in 1999, he entered Peking Union Medical College; and in 2004, he obtained a doctoral degree in Clinical Medicine. He also serves as a member of the Medical Aesthetic Surgery Branch of the Zhejiang Medical Association, a member of the Medical Aesthetics Branch of the Zhejiang Association of Integrative Chinese and Western Medicine, a member of the Expert Database for Medical Appraisal of the Zhejiang Medical Association, and Vice Chairman of the Limb Disability Rehabilitation Professional Committee of the Zhejiang Rehabilitation Association for Persons with Disabilities. He has published nearly 20 papers in professional journals such as the British Journal of Plastic Surgery, including 8 SCI-indexed papers. He is a recipient of the Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award.
Specialties:
1) Minimally invasive aesthetic eye surgery (double eyelid, eye bags, skin laxity, etc.) and repair of various ocular traumas and deformities;
2) Nasal plastic and reconstructive surgery, including refinement of the nasal tip, alar wings, and nostrils;
3) Microsurgical plastic revision of skin scars and repair of post-traumatic deformities;
4) Resection and microsurgical repair of facial and cervical tumors;
5) Minimally invasive liposuction and body contouring (all body areas);
6) Breast and gynecological plastic and reconstructive surgery;
7) Small-incision removal of axillary osmidrosis (skin-sparing);
8) Flap repair of complex wounds and chronic ulcers;
9) Correction of residual limb deformities (gait) after cerebral palsy.