Xia Wenhao_Breast and Facial Plastic Surgery Expert, International Medical Center of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine (Hangzhou Mingzhou Hospital) (夏文豪)
Biography
Areas of Expertise
Xia Wenhao works at the International Medical Center of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine (Hangzhou Mingzhou Hospital) and specializes in endoscopic breast plastic surgery, endoscopic facial rejuvenation surgery, and breast reduction surgery.
Biography

Xia Wenhao, Associate Chief Physician, Editorial Board Member of the "Guidelines for Endoscopic Breast Augmentation"; First Standing Committee Member of the SMAS Rhytidectomy Professional Committee, Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Branch, Chinese Association of Plastic and Aesthetics; specializes in endoscopic breast plastic surgery, endoscopic facial rejuvenation surgery, and breast reduction surgery.
He believes that endoscopic technology is the technology that gives the breast its soul. Although the operation may take slightly longer, the surgical planes can be precise and clear; bleeding points can be identified and hemostasis achieved promptly, which can reduce postoperative swelling and bruising and lower the incidence of postoperative capsular contracture. In addition, “I”-shaped gauze fixation is used, resulting in greater postoperative comfort, a natural feel, and no impact on fertility or breastfeeding.
For patients who do not accept implants, in order to meet their needs, he traveled to the United States to study and consult with Professor Khouri. Not only did he improve his fat grafting techniques, but he also developed a strong interest in the Brava-assisted system. Brava is an external soft-tissue expander that can apply prolonged, gentle traction to the breast from the outside, increase breast volume, and allow a larger volume of fat to be injected per session. It also stimulates blood vessel growth, provides sufficient nutrients for fat survival, and improves the survival rate of autologous fat.