Identity-respecting
Your goals guide the discussion. Recommendations should support your identity without erasing the features that make you recognizable.
FACIAL FEMINIZATION SURGERY · CHINA
Your face.
Your identity.
Individualized, anatomy-led facial feminization for international patients seeking a softer, more harmonious expression of self.
Confidential coordination · English-language support
20+years of clinical experience
PhDdoctoral medical training
3Dimaging-led planning
1:1private international coordination
THE SURGICAL APPROACH
Not a template.
A plan for your anatomy.
FFS is not a single operation. Each plan considers skeletal structure, soft tissue, facial proportions, personal goals and recovery priorities. The aim is a coherent result—not a collection of isolated procedures.
Structure-led
Bone, soft tissue, airway, nerves and dental relationships are assessed together when clinically relevant.
Honest & staged
Benefits, limits, risks and recovery are discussed before deciding whether to combine or stage procedures.
SIGNATURE PROCEDURES
Five regions.
One facial balance.
Procedure suitability can only be determined after a medical assessment and, when needed, imaging.
SELECTED CLINICAL CASES
Real changes.
Individual stories.
Clinical image notice
Images are supplied clinical materials. Results vary by anatomy, procedure, healing and photography. Some images include postoperative scans or surgical specimens. Patient authorization should be confirmed before public use.
YOUR SURGEON
Benjun Du, PhD
Craniofacial and maxillofacial surgeon · Guangzhou, China
20+years in clinical practice
PhDadvanced medical training
FFSfacial bone contour focus
AUTHORITY THROUGH CLINICAL DEPTH
Precision begins
with anatomy.
Dr. Du’s work centers on craniofacial and maxillofacial contouring. His approach combines facial proportion analysis, skeletal imaging and individualized surgical planning, with particular attention to the forehead, brow, cheekbones, jaw and chin.
- 01Surgeon-led assessment and treatment planning
- 02Experience across upper, mid and lower facial bone contouring
- 03Hospital-based surgery with formal pre-operative evaluation
- 04Structured follow-up for international patients
Credentials and hospital affiliation should be independently verified during consultation. A professional profile is not a guarantee of outcome.
PROFESSIONAL MATERIALS
See the surgeon.
See the setting.
A transparent consultation should include the surgeon’s identity, treatment location, operating environment and the team responsible for follow-up.
SURGEON & CLINICAL ENVIRONMENT
INTERNATIONAL PATIENT JOURNEY
From first message
to follow-up at home.
Traveling to China for surgery requires clarity. Your coordinator helps organize communication, medical records, scheduling and practical preparations after the surgeon reviews your situation.
PREPARE FOR ASSESSMENT
What to send privately
- Clear front, side and three-quarter facial photographs
- Your goals and the areas that concern you most
- Medical history, current medication and previous facial surgery
- Existing CT or dental imaging, if available
TRUST SHOULD BE VERIFIABLE
Questions every international
patient should ask.
Who performs the surgery?
Confirm the surgeon’s identity, credentials, role and experience with the specific procedures proposed.
Where is it performed?
Confirm the hospital, anesthesia team, pre-operative tests and emergency arrangements.
What happens afterward?
Ask about reviews, warning signs, complication pathways and remote follow-up after returning home.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Clear answers
before decisions.
PRIVATE CONSULTATION
Begin with
a confidential conversation.
Tell the coordinator what you hope to change. Your message opens a private discussion; it does not create a diagnosis or confirm suitability for surgery.
Privacy firstShare medical images only through the channel agreed with the coordinator.