Sui Fenghong has worked in Grade-A tertiary hospitals successively and has been engaged in medical aesthetic surgery for more than 20 years. He has unique insights into facial contouring surgery and particularly specializes in rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty. He was among the first in China to perform ePTFE augmentation rhinoplasty through a unilateral nostril incision, and he specializes in ladder-style comprehensive rhinoplasty suitable for Chinese people, being known for his precise and meticulous technique. He is recognized by peers in the field and enjoys an excellent reputation among aesthetic patients, making him highly trustworthy. He has traveled to South Korea many times for academic exchanges and introduced advanced Korean plastic surgery techniques to Yiyanmei to create beauty uniquely suited to East Asian features.

 

Facial contouring, rhinoplasty, etc.

 

Renowned plastic surgery expert in China

Facial contouring surgery expert

Advocate of the nasal framework theory in rhinoplasty

Revision rhinoplasty expert

 

He has won dozens of Science and Technology Progress Awards and the International Plastic Surgery Science and Technology Achievement Award.

 

Dr. Sui says that, as a doctor, rhinoplasty—especially comprehensive rhinoplasty—is not something achieved overnight; standardized procedures, smooth surgical execution, and attention to detail are essential. Plastic surgery is different from general surgery. First, meticulous design must be carried out according to the patient’s personality traits and facial features. Doctors who can only perform “surgery” but cannot “design” are merely “surgical craftsmen”; one must perfectly express one’s aesthetic design through surgery! He believes that medical skill is also art. Preoperative design for plastic surgery is absolutely necessary.

 

Dr. Sui says that the main causes are insufficient attention to and inadequate standardization of augmentation rhinoplasty, while intraoperative precautions, surgical dissection planes, framework construction, implant placement, and other aspects are mostly caused by improper operations during the surgical process.