Areas of Expertise

Li Jing practices at Chengdu Beauty Plastic Surgery Hospital. She specializes in primary blepharoplasty, revision blepharoplasty, eye socket filling, and periocular rejuvenation, with over 10 years of experience in eye plastic surgery and 10,000+ double eyelid surgeries.

Biography

Li Jing is Director of Plastic Surgery at Chengdu Beauty Plastic Surgery Hospital. She is an Associate Chief Physician and has repeatedly undertaken advanced training in plastic surgery techniques in South Korea, Japan, and Singapore. She introduced the SVF-gel fat grafting technique and has conducted extensive clinical research in facial fat grafting and comprehensive eye and nose reshaping.

Academic Appointments
Member, Sichuan Plastic and Aesthetic Association
Committee Member, Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery Committee, Chinese Association of Non-Governmental Medical Institutions
Committee Member, Academic Committee of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology, Chinese Medical Association
Committee Member, Eye and Nose Comprehensive Medicine Committee, Chinese Association of Plastic and Aesthetics

Specialties
1. Eye Surgery: Paite Meimu double eyelid surgery and comprehensive eye surgery, specializing in Japanese-style natural eye aesthetics; balancing static morphology with ocular dynamics, with meticulous suturing and a focus on inconspicuous scars
2. Nasal Surgery: Comprehensive rhinoplasty with auricular cartilage / costal cartilage, rhinoplasty revision, natural-looking native nose style
3. Autologous Fat Grafting: SVF-gel facial filling, atraumatic fat harvesting technique, improving fat survival rate, facial rejuvenation and contouring
4. Comprehensive full-face contouring, liposuction contouring, etc.

Surgical Philosophy
Adhering to natural aesthetics and rejecting one-size-fits-all templates; during consultation, customized plans are developed based on facial proportions and personal temperament, preserving the patient's own facial features, focusing on subtle adjustments, and emphasizing that no obvious surgical traces are visible after surgery.