Li Qingfeng
Complex tissue repair and reconstruction after head or facial burns
Professor of reconstructive surgery
Shanghai Ninth People's HospitalA reconstructive surgeon at Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital whose public background includes complex tissue repair and reconstruction after head or facial injury and burns.
Professional background
A Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine department profile and a 2017 award report document his reconstructive work and research in head and facial tissue repair.
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Related conditions and questions
Post-burn scars and contractures
Burn scars may feel tight and restrict movement when contractures develop. Assessment should distinguish functional limitations from concerns about colour, texture or appearance.
Craniofacial soft tissue reconstruction
Craniofacial tissue reconstruction addresses defects after injury, disease or previous surgery. Planning depends on which tissues and functions are affected, not only how the area looks.
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