
Show the Doctor a Photo First — Then Decide If a Trip Is Worth It
No appointment, no time off first — Dr. Ta-Ju Liu personally replies with a preliminary evaluation within 48 hoursMinimal incision × Repair — fixing what went wrong, with the smallest possible wound
One Online Evaluation Answers the Three Things You Most Want to Know
Does this need treatment, or can it be observed?
Some conditions resolve on their own; others get harder to treat the longer they are left. Having the doctor look first tells you whether to act now or watch and wait.
How severe is it? What category of problem is it?
Filler lumps, uneven fat, scars, vascular-related issues — the approach differs greatly. Sorting out which category it is keeps the direction from going wrong.
Is there a minimal-incision repair option? What is the next step?
Not every situation calls for surgery. The doctor explains possible directions for your case — minimal-incision extraction, monitoring, or referral to a more suitable option.
Three Steps, Starting From a Single Photo
① Add LINE, upload photos
Add LINE (@liusmed), send a few photos, and briefly describe what was done, when, and what is bothering you now. No appointment needed first.
② Doctor replies within 48 hours
Dr. Ta-Ju Liu personally reviews the photos and replies — a preliminary direction, the likely category, and a suggested next step. This is educational preliminary guidance, not a remote diagnosis.
③ In-person visit if needed
If further confirmation is needed, an in-person visit follows — palpation plus ultrasound to judge the layers photos cannot show, before deciding whether and how to treat.
Not Just Filler — Any Post-Procedure Problem Can Be Reviewed First
Not Sure How Serious It Is? Try a 60-Second Self-Check First
Online Initial Assessment Tool
60-Second Filler Over-Filling Self-Check
8 quick yes/no questions (stiffness, puffiness, friends' feedback, lumps, asymmetry, expression range, sessions, overall fullness). Weighted score determines a 4-tier risk level. The result page lets you one-tap pre-fill the consultation form or send your result to the clinic via LINE. No appointment needed.
Out-of-Town & Overseas: Online First, Then One Efficient Trip
Get a preliminary direction by sending photos on LINE first; if an in-person visit is needed, most procedures are outpatient and a trip is usually arranged over 3–5 days (consultation, procedure day, 1–2 days of follow-up). No repeated back-and-forth.
FAQ
Is online evaluation a formal diagnosis?
What photos should I prepare?
How is the cost calculated?
I am out of town or overseas — can I get an online evaluation first?
Which post-procedure problems do you handle?
Stop Guessing Online — Send a Photo and Let the Doctor Look First
Dr. Ta-Ju Liu personally replies with a preliminary evaluation within 48 hours. This is educational direction, not a formal diagnosis, which still requires an in-person visit; cost and timing are explained per case via LINE or in person.