In-depth knowledge about minimally invasive surgery and aesthetic repair
Li-Shi's proprietary technique breaks through international minimally invasive limits, controlling incisions to under 20% of tumor diameter. A 10cm giant tumor requires only a 2cm incision, surpassing Korean MOTIF and Western MIE standards.
Cysts will not disappear on their own—the only cure is surgical removal of the cyst wall. This article answers 10 common questions about cysts: Can you squeeze them, will they become cancer, is surgery painful, and how much does it cost?
Should an infected cyst be drained or completely removed? The key is inflammation severity. Dr. Liu explains: mild inflammation allows direct removal, while severe infection requires drainage first, then complete excision 4-6 weeks later.
The first 7 days after lipoma surgery are critical for optimal healing. This guide provides a day-by-day timeline for wound care, bathing instructions, activity guidelines, and warning signs to watch for.
Traditional lipoma surgery requires an incision 2-3x the tumor size, while minimal incision surgery uses a wound smaller than the lipoma itself. Dr. Liu compares wound size, recovery time, and recurrence rates to help you choose the best approach.
Epidermal cysts are one of the most common benign skin tumors. Learn about the causes, symptoms, and why surgical removal is the only definitive treatment.
A 55-year-old patient with a 14cm giant lipoma on the shoulder. Using our proprietary <20% minimally invasive technique, the incision-to-tumor ratio was only 11%.
Lipomas and epidermoid cysts are the two most common benign subcutaneous tumors. Although they look similar, their nature is completely different. This article explains how to distinguish between them and their respective treatment approaches.
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