Hong Xiaoya holds a master's degree in plastic surgery from Zhejiang University and has been engaged in clinical plastic surgery for more than 10 years. Her professional surgical techniques and extensive experience enable her to identify and avoid blood vessels during surgery, reduce skin damage, reduce bleeding, greatly reduce surgical trauma, and effectively shorten recovery time.

She has developed a set of nasal reshaping plans for Asians: in view of the rounded, blunt, low, and flat Asian nasal tip, she uses the patient's own nasal septum or costal cartilage to safely elevate the nasal tip, create a more realistic nasal tip and alar shape, and simultaneously correct certain nasal defects.

Her surgery, as she says, is a process of weighing pros and cons and requires a good balance. The principle of moderation is well interpreted in her practice. Her control of nasal height and nasal tip shape is a process of weighing and making trade-offs. Preserve the parts with personal characteristics, and discard and reshape deficiencies to achieve natural, harmonious, balanced beauty.

Areas of Expertise
Dallas comprehensive rhinoplasty, autologous fat grafting, comprehensive facial plastic surgery.

 

1.“Appropriate preservation and reduced trauma” plastic surgery philosophy

Appropriately preserve the original advantages of the nose: maintain the original graceful curves and correct deficiencies.

Appropriately dissect nasal tissues: ensure that the framework for elevating the nose is firmly seated on it, avoiding irreversible damage to the nose caused by excessive dissection; too little dissection may cause instability of the nasal framework.

Appropriately simplify the nasal framework: subtractive design, less is more; the simpler the design and the fewer the connection points, the less likely it is to deform and the more stable it is.

2. Overall sculpting and slice shaping

The whole rib is harvested for overall carving and shaping, then sliced into layers; stress is released, so the nasal shape does not deform or distort and remains stable and long-lasting.

 

Participated in compiling the monograph "Rhinoplasty and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery"

"Research Progress on Adipose-Derived Stem Cells in Subcutaneous Soft Tissue Filling"

"Study on Composite Sustained-Release Carriers for Improving Fat Graft Survival"