Professor Qin Aixiang has been engaged in plastic and aesthetic surgery for 20 years and has served as lead surgeon at public tertiary Grade-A institutions such as the Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical College and Shenzhen Plastic Surgery Hospital. With outstanding achievements in professional techniques, Professor Qin enjoys an extremely high reputation both in China and internationally. He has participated in international plastic surgery technical exchanges on multiple occasions, actively keeps abreast of new developments in aesthetic surgery, combines exquisite medical aesthetic techniques with modern aesthetics, and has published multiple professional papers in well-known domestic journals, earning high praise from the industry and favor among clients. For this reason, Professor Qin's fans are found all over the world.

 

Facial feature refinement, autologous fat grafting, breast plastic surgery, and liposuction.

 

Director of the Plastic Surgery Department, Kunming Meiyilai Plastic Surgery

One of China's renowned surgeons in eye and nose plastic surgery

Associate Chief Physician of Rhinoplasty, Plastic Surgery, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences

Member of the Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology Branch, Chinese Medical Association

Member of the Beauty and Plastic Surgery Physicians Branch, Chinese Medical Doctor Association

Committee Member for Rhinoplasty, Beauty and Plastic Surgery Branch, Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Group

 

Emphasis on individualized and detailed aesthetic eye surgery

1. Flexible Surgical Approaches

Professor Qin particularly emphasizes that surgical plans should be individualized. Based on each patient's different ocular baseline conditions—such as orbital bone width, upper eyelid skin thickness, degree of laxity, and even the distance between the eyebrows and palpebral fissure—a comprehensive assessment should be made before designing the plan. Uniform, cookie-cutter procedures should be avoided.

2. Delicate Technique

Although eye surgery may appear simple, each person's ocular tissues are different: tissue thickness, tightness, and even the direction of the orbicularis oculi muscle vary. Therefore, the essence of good eye surgery outcomes lies in the technique. Professor Qin makes experience-based judgments according to each individual's condition and then makes meticulous adjustments to the ocular tissues.

3. Distinctive Aesthetic Sense

Professor Qin advocates “the beauty of vivid naturalness” and uses it as his aesthetic benchmark. “Vivid” means harmonious and smooth, properly matched and mutually enhancing with the facial features; “natural” means “natural without embellishment.”