Areas of Expertise

Mao Xi, aesthetic expert and plastic surgeon in Nanjing, combines stem cell research with facial contouring and breast surgery for natural results.

Biography

Mao Xi (毛曦) is an aesthetic and plastic surgery expert at Nanjing Wan Ai Te Medical Plastic Surgery, with a clinical focus on facial contouring and breast surgery. His work combines surgical precision with regenerative medicine research, helping patients pursue balanced, natural-looking results through individualized treatment planning.

Medical background and research

• Professor at Southeast University Medical School, contributing to academic and clinical training in plastic and aesthetic medicine.
• In 2007, joined stem cell aesthetic research alongside Wang Ying, a postdoctoral researcher returning from Stanford University.
• Related research in stem cell tissue regeneration engineering received national patent approval, supporting an evidence-informed approach to tissue repair and aesthetic rejuvenation.

Clinical expertise

• Facial contouring: assessment of facial proportions, bone and soft-tissue balance, jawline and chin harmony, and minimally invasive or surgical refinement when appropriate.
• Breast surgery: breast aesthetic planning focused on proportion, symmetry, tissue quality, and patient safety, with surgical and non-surgical options considered according to indication.
• Regenerative and stem cell aesthetics: research-informed perspectives on skin quality, tissue repair, and long-term aesthetic maintenance.

Dr. Mao’s philosophy centers on safety, natural harmony, and responsible innovation. He believes aesthetic outcomes should respect each patient’s anatomy, cultural preferences, and long-term health. Before recommending treatment, he evaluates facial skeletal relationships, soft-tissue thickness, skin quality, breast proportions, and lifestyle factors. He explains realistic expectations, potential risks, recovery, and alternatives so patients can make informed decisions.

His approach integrates academic research with clinical practice. By drawing on stem cell tissue regeneration research, he emphasizes conservative tissue handling and evidence-informed planning rather than one-size-fits-all solutions. For facial contouring, the goal is often to improve balance and definition while preserving expression; for breast surgery, the priority is proportionate, stable, and natural-looking results aligned with safety.

Patients considering facial contouring or breast surgery at Nanjing Wan Ai Te Medical Plastic Surgery can expect a detailed consultation and personalized plan. Dr. Mao works to combine technical skill, aesthetic judgment, and regenerative science to support outcomes that are harmonious, patient-centered, and medically responsible.