Our medical team
Meet Dr. Wang Jingang and Dr. Hu Lijuan at Deep Plane MD
At Deep Plane MD, our facial rejuvenation team combines anatomy-based surgical planning with coordinated hospital care and international patient support. Here we introduce two of our doctors and explain their clinical focus.
About this introduction: We have converted the information in our visual doctor presentation into readable HTML text so patients and search engines can understand it clearly. We display professional titles, clinical interests, certificates and publication materials provided by our medical team. We also encourage every patient to confirm current registration, qualifications, facility privileges and individual treatment suitability before making a medical decision.
Our facial rejuvenation pathway connects surgeon assessment, anesthesia, nursing care and follow-up rather than treating surgery as a procedure name alone.
Our facial rejuvenation team and care pathway
When you contact us about facial rejuvenation, we do not begin with a technique label alone. Our planning considers who will perform the assessment, how a proposed procedure relates to your anatomy, where treatment takes place, who provides anesthesia, how early recovery is monitored and how follow-up will continue after an international patient returns home.
Dr. Wang Jingang and Dr. Hu Lijuan are members of our plastic surgery team. Their clinical interests overlap in facial lifting, while each doctor also has distinct areas of focus. We introduce those differences clearly so that patients can understand the role of each doctor before arranging a consultation.
Our complete doctor introduction page contains the visual team presentation, certificates and original documents. On this page, we provide the same core information as readable text and connect it to our consultation, hospital and international patient pathway.
Doctor profile
Dr. Wang Jingang
Facial lifting, comprehensive facial rejuvenation and revision planning
At Deep Plane MD, we introduce Dr. Wang Jingang as a licensed physician, associate chief physician and aesthetic chief physician. His clinical focus includes anatomy-based facial lifting, high-position SMAS three-plane lifting, comprehensive facial rejuvenation, periorbital anti-aging treatment, abdominoplasty, breast plastic surgery and revision plastic surgery.
Dr. Wang’s surgical philosophy is anatomy-led rather than label-led. His approach evaluates the supporting layers of the face, considers when deeper tissue should be repositioned and avoids relying only on excessive skin tension. Within our team, the treatment objective is medical safety, individualized planning and a natural-looking change rather than one standardized result for every patient.
In Dr. Wang’s professional evidence section, we display certificates, honors and six pages of material from Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (PRS). We keep the PRS material with Dr. Wang’s profile and do not attribute it to Dr. Hu.
Doctor profile
Dr. Hu Lijuan
High-position SMAS lifting, female facial anti-aging and body procedures
We introduce Dr. Hu Lijuan as a licensed physician whose clinical interests include high-position SMAS three-plane lifting, female facial anti-aging, abdominoplasty, intimate plastic surgery and difficult revision rhinoplasty.
Within our team, Dr. Hu’s profile emphasizes understanding female patients’ aesthetic concerns while balancing visible change with tissue protection and function. We do not present one technique as suitable for everyone, and we do not promise a standardized outcome before an individual assessment.
We also display training and participation documents related to Dr. Hu’s academic exchange and procedure-focused learning. These documents form part of her professional history and should be considered together with current registration, relevant training, hospital privileges, procedure experience and a direct consultation.
View Dr. Hu Lijuan in the complete medical team presentation
How we approach an anatomy-based consultation
Our consultation process translates your goals into specific clinical concerns and a documented plan. Facial aging may involve skin quality, soft-tissue position, deeper support, volume change, eyelid concerns and neck contour. One concern does not automatically mean that every layer needs surgery or that one branded technique is the only option.
Before our medical team recommends treatment, the treating clinician reviews your health history, previous operations, medications, smoking or nicotine use, healing history and expectations. Photographs can support an initial remote discussion, but the final assessment and surgical plan require the treating clinician’s evaluation. We apply the same principle when facial lifting may be combined with eyelid surgery, fat grafting, rhinoplasty or body procedures.
We provide doctor profiles to help you understand our team and prepare better questions. A profile does not replace individual examination, informed consent or verification of professional credentials.
| Discussion area | What our team profile explains | What you should confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Facial lifting | Both profiles include high-position SMAS or facial lifting within their stated clinical focus. | Which operation is proposed, why it fits the patient’s anatomy and which areas it will not correct. |
| Revision work | Revision procedures appear in both profiles, with different areas of emphasis. | Relevant revision experience, operative records needed, added risk and realistic limits. |
| Combined procedures | The profiles cover facial, breast, abdominal, nasal and other aesthetic procedures. | Who performs each procedure, total operating time, anesthesia plan and whether staging is safer. |
| Professional evidence | Certificates, honors and PRS pages are displayed in the doctor presentation. | Issuer, date, exact name, current status and connection to the procedure being considered. |
| International care | We publish a coordinated international patient service pathway. | Local stay, in-person reviews, emergency contact, flight clearance and follow-up after returning home. |
How we present publications, certificates and honors
We publish professional documents so patients can inspect the available evidence directly. A current license helps establish legal registration. A recognized specialist qualification helps define scope of training. Hospital privileges show where a surgeon is authorized to work. A course certificate records participation in a defined educational activity. A publication can show academic involvement, but no single document proves that a procedure is suitable for one patient or guarantees a result.
Check identity
Match the English name with the original Chinese name, workplace and issuing organization. Transliteration can produce several English spellings.
Check scope and date
Read what the document actually covers, when it was issued and whether it describes registration, training, participation, authorship or an award.
Check independently
Where possible, confirm current status with the issuing authority, hospital or journal rather than relying only on a screenshot.
On our doctor page, you can open the original PRS pages and certificate images at a larger size on desktop and mobile. We provide the full images for inspection rather than asking patients to rely on small cropped thumbnails.
How our team supports international patients
International treatment adds travel, language and continuity-of-care questions to the ordinary surgical decision. When you travel from Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam or another country, our service pathway helps clarify who communicates the plan, when an in-person examination occurs, how long you may need to remain near the hospital and how postoperative concerns can be escalated after you go home.
The World Health Organization’s Surgical Safety Checklist is designed to improve communication and reduce avoidable errors around anesthesia, incision and completion of surgery. We encourage patients to ask us how the hospital confirms identity, procedure, allergies, airway risk, blood-loss risk, equipment readiness and the postoperative plan.
The NHS guidance on cosmetic surgery abroad also advises patients to research how surgeons and clinics are regulated, ask about qualifications and procedure experience, communicate with the surgeon in a language they understand and obtain clear information about risks, complications and aftercare. These principles apply regardless of the destination country.
Our international patient service process explains the coordination pathway from first contact through consultation and follow-up. Before arranging travel, you can also review our hospital introduction, before-and-after case library, facelift safety checklist and Southeast Asia planning guide.
Questions to take into a direct consultation
- Which doctor will perform each part of the proposed procedure?
- What finding in my anatomy supports this technique, and what alternatives are available?
- What are the surgeon’s current registration details and privileges at the operating facility?
- How many similar primary or revision cases has the surgeon treated recently?
- Which photographs are genuinely comparable to my anatomy and proposed procedure?
- Who provides anesthesia, monitors early recovery and responds to urgent concerns?
- How many in-person reviews are required before I can leave the local area?
- What care continues after I return home, and what may require a return visit?
Frequently asked questions
Who are the two doctors introduced in this article?
We introduce Dr. Wang Jingang and Dr. Hu Lijuan, two members of our Deep Plane MD medical team. Our complete doctor page also introduces other surgeons, dermatology and anesthesia team members.
Does Dr. Wang Jingang’s PRS material belong to Dr. Hu Lijuan?
No. We present the six PRS pages in Dr. Wang Jingang’s professional evidence area and do not attribute those pages to Dr. Hu Lijuan.
Do both doctors perform the same procedures?
Their clinical interests overlap in facial lifting, but our profiles describe different areas of emphasis. We use a consultation to determine which clinician and treatment pathway, if any, fits an individual case.
Can certificates prove that a surgeon is the right choice?
Certificates can document a specific qualification, course, event or honor. They should be reviewed together with current registration, relevant specialist training, facility privileges, procedure experience, case documentation and aftercare arrangements.
Can an international patient choose surgery from photographs alone?
Photographs and records can support an initial discussion, but they cannot complete a physical examination or guarantee suitability. The treating surgeon must assess the patient and explain the final plan, alternatives, risks and recovery requirements.
Where can I view the original certificates and publication pages?
Open our Deep Plane MD doctor introduction page. You can select and enlarge the certificate and PRS images on both desktop and mobile devices.
Sources and profile basis
- Deep Plane MD doctor introduction and team-supplied professional documents.
- World Health Organization: Surgical Safety Checklist tools and resources.
- NHS: Cosmetic surgery abroad.
Medical suitability, technique selection, risks and recovery can only be assessed after an individual consultation. Results vary by anatomy, medical history, procedure and follow-up.
Prepare for an individual consultation
Send our international service team your unfiltered photographs, health history, medication list, previous procedure records and travel window. We will explain the next assessment step and identify information that still needs confirmation.
Contact our international service team