Areas of Expertise

Qiu Xinyu: Injection Physician at Wuhan Hanchen Medical Aesthetic Hospital, known as the “Little Prince of Injectables”.

Biography

Qiu Xinyu: Currently working at Wuhan Hanchen Medical Aesthetic Hospital as Chief Injection Physician in the Non-invasive Department. Master's degree from Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, and comes from a family of medical professionals. Often referred to within the industry as Hanchen “Little Prince of Injectables”; has a very large clinical injection volume, with a very high peak single-day injection volume, rich hands-on case experience, and frequently participates in academic exchanges in medical aesthetics.

Official certified physician for multiple fillers and regenerative materials, including Juvederm, Ellansé, Roubai Tianshi, Elravie, and Sunmax Collagen, as well as Botox
Member of the Plastic Surgery Branch of the Chinese Medical Association
Member of relevant branches of the Chinese Association of Plastic and Aesthetics

Aesthetic and Technical Characteristics
Philosophy: bone structure first, micro-dose aesthetics, and rejection of assembly-line template faces; advocates building support at the bone and ligament levels, values a natural and relaxed appearance, pursues long-term natural results, and dislikes overly full, doughy overfilled effects
Signature techniques: the "Periorbital Trilogy," specifically targeting periorbital fatigue issues such as tear troughs, dark circles, upper eyelid laxity, and triangular eyes; skilled at temporal area treatment to create a "head-wraps-face" effect, improve broad and wide faces, soften mouth protrusion, and create a smooth jawline.

Areas of Expertise
Full-face contour fixation, bone-focused sculpting with regenerative materials, periorbital rejuvenation (tear troughs / dark circles / aegyo sal), injectable shaping of the nasal base / brow ridge / chin, refined botulinum toxin injection, delicate lip augmentation, perioral anti-aging, and correction of mild filler-induced mask-like appearance.