Injectable treatment planned around your face — with honest limits, staged visits, and a hospital behind every syringe.
The injectable aesthetics service of Chongqing West District Hospital treats movement lines, lost volume, and skin quality with substance classes chosen for your anatomy — botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, collagen stimulators, thread lifts, and skin-quality injectables — with physician-led assessment, vascular safety protocols, and tertiary-hospital emergency care behind every appointment.
Assessment before treatment, conservative volumes, staged planning, and the full safety net of a tertiary general hospital behind every injectable.
- Physician-led facial assessment
- Vascular safety protocols
- Staged, conservative planning
- Tertiary-hospital safety net
Injectable treatment that starts with assessment, not a syringe
Whether the problem is movement, volume, or skin quality, every injectable plan at our service follows the same three principles.
Assess & plan
Structured assessment of your face at rest and in movement, your history, and your goals — with an honest statement of which substance class reaches which problem, and which problem no injectable can reach. Photographs before treatment, and a plan in writing.
Treat safely
Treatment is delivered by a licensed physician with hospital-grade hygiene, batch-recorded substances, dissolving enzyme and emergency drugs on hand, and a documented escalation route to ophthalmology and intensive care. That backstop is the difference between a treatment room and a hospital.
Maintain & review
Every injectable fades, and honest intervals matter more than frequent top-ups. We review the result against your baseline photographs, adjust the plan as your face changes, and tell you when the right next step is to wait, to do less, or to consider surgery.
The injectable team inside a tertiary hospital
The injectable service is led by a physician whose practice has always been non-surgical, working inside the Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics Medical Center alongside surgeons and dermatologists — so that assessment, treatment, and any complication are handled by the right specialist, in the same building.
Ke He, MD (何锞)
Injectable Service Lead · Deputy Director
Lead of the injectable service; her practice has always been non-surgical — facial assessment, movement reduction, volume restoration, skin quality, and the vascular and pigment problems injectables can create, with more than 20 years of laser and aesthetic dermatology experience.
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Tongchun Mao, MD (毛彤春)
Aesthetics · Deputy Director
Deputy Director; the surgical opinion behind the injectable service — when volume alone will not correct a face, and an operation is the honest answer, he assesses and explains it, with 700+ operations a year across facial refinement and rejuvenation.
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Shaoliang Wang, MD (王韶亮)
Plastic Surgery · Center Director
Center Director; the surgical backstop for the hard cases — correction of failed procedures done elsewhere, removal of permanent fillers, skin tumour excision, and complex wound repair, with 20+ years of tertiary-hospital surgical experience.
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Yongbo Jia, MD (贾勇波)
Dermatology · Deputy Director
Head of dermatology; manages the skin that injectable results depend on — assessing pigment, barrier and inflammatory disease before treatment, and caring for the skin afterwards, trained at the Institute of Dermatology, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.
View profile →Injectables, explained honestly
Start with the basics: how a hospital injectable service works, what each substance class can and cannot do, how treatments are staged across visits, what maintenance really costs, and how complications are recognised and managed.
The Injectable Service in a Tertiary Hospital
How an injectable aesthetics service is organised inside a tertiary general hospital: who assesses, who injects, what stands behind the treatment room, and why the setting changes your risk.
Read the guide →What a Proper Injectable Consultation Includes
The structure of an honest injectable consultation: goals, medical history, facial assessment in movement and at rest, photographic baseline, staged planning, and the option of doing nothing.
Read the guide →Botulinum Toxin: What It Can and Cannot Do
How a muscle-relaxing injectable works, which lines it softens, what it cannot change, why its effect is temporary by design, and who should not be treated with it.
Read the guide →Dermal Fillers: Classes, Reversibility and Longevity
Dissolvable and non-dissolvable fillers compared honestly: what each class is made of, which can be dissolved, how long results last, and where filler is the wrong tool.
Read the guide →Collagen Stimulators in a Hospital Setting
How collagen-stimulating injectables work, why their results are gradual and long-lasting, what they cannot do, and the nodule risk that comes with the class.
Read the guide →Thread Lifts: What They Can and Cannot Achieve
Absorbable thread lifts explained honestly: the modest lift they can give, why they are not a facelift, how long they last, and the complications worth knowing.
Read the guide →We will not sell you certainty we do not have
No injector can promise a guaranteed result, a permanent effect, or that nothing can go wrong. Every substance we use is absorbed by the body over months or years; some classes cannot be dissolved if you dislike the outcome; and a blocked vessel is a rare but real emergency that must be recognised within minutes. Anyone who tells you otherwise is not giving you honest medical advice. Our job is to help you decide well — including deciding to wait, to do less, or to do nothing.
Ready to plan your injectable treatment honestly?
Reach out for a consultation. We will assess your face at rest and in movement, explain which substance class suits which problem and where the limits are, and build a staged plan with you — including the option of doing nothing.
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