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The annual Noordhoff Day 2026 will be held on June 27-28 at the International Conference Hall, 1F Research Building, marking the 50th anniversary (Golden Jubilee) of Chang Gung Plastic Surgery. Held together with the 7th PRS Research Day & Alumni Reunion, it is more than a conference — a grand reunion of the plastic surgery family. All colleagues and alumni are warmly invited.
Read Full ArticleThe Chang Gung Surgical Training Academy & Research Center (STARC) will hold the Advanced Facial Rejuvenation Master Course on November 1 (Sun) as a cadaveric course, covering deep plane facelift, upper blepharoplasty and threadlift. Taught by faculty Chien-Tzung Chen, Chin-Ho Wong and Yun-Ta Tsai, with hands-on dissection or observation options. Early bird until 6/30, limited seats.
Read Full ArticleThe 2026 Chang Gung Aesthetics Conference will be held on October 30-31 at the International Conference Hall, Research Building, Linkou CGMH. Themed "Mastering the Art of Facelift: From Lifting to Rejuvenation," the conference welcomes distinguished faculty from Taiwan and abroad to explore the latest advances in facelift surgery — from anatomy-based strategies and SMAS/deep plane repositioning to endoscopic forehead and midface lifting, with live surgical video demonstrations.
Read Full ArticleMarking the 10th anniversary of the Formosa Fun Coast dust explosion, Linkou CGMH held a memorial event on January 27th themed 'Gratitude, Hope, and Moving Forward.' During the disaster, Linkou CGMH received over 40 patients within four hours, performed more than 200 surgeries during the acute phase, and achieved a survival rate of over 95%. The event specially commemorated Dr. Hsiu-Shu Chuang, who passed away in December. Singer Selina also recorded a video to thank the medical team and pay tribute to all survivors.
Read Full ArticleThe 14th Chang Gung Aesthetics Conference will be held on September 27-28 at the International Conference Hall, Research Building, Linkou CGMH. Themed "Mastering Aesthetic Eye Surgery," the conference features international experts Dr. Eiko Tanaka from Japan and Prof. Seung Han Song from Korea, along with 16 top Taiwanese plastic surgeons, presenting video demonstrations on the latest advances in periorbital aesthetic and reconstructive surgery.
Read Full ArticleOur self-developed vision-driven intelligent burn analysis and prediction system, after two years of clinical trial validation with diagnostic accuracy exceeding 95%, has been officially implemented in daily clinical diagnostic procedures. This system not only improves diagnostic efficiency but also provides strong diagnostic support for young physicians, marking the entry of burn medicine into a new era of AI-assisted diagnosis.
Read Full ArticleTo provide more precise personalized medical services, our center officially launched 3D printed personalized reconstruction technology, particularly for nasal reconstruction surgery. Through high-precision 3D scanning and modeling technology, we create customized surgical guidance templates for each patient, significantly improving surgical precision and success rates while reducing recovery time.
Read Full ArticleProf. Mark Fisher from Johns Hopkins Hospital, Chair of the Reconstruction Committee of the American Burn Association, visited Linkou CGMH Burn Center for an in-depth academic exchange. Dr. Fisher shared his expertise on free flap surgery in burn reconstruction and highly praised our center's microsurgical flap achievements, recognizing it as a leading standard in burn care across the Asia-Pacific region.
Read Full ArticleOur center's developed "Customized Extensor Mechanism Reconstruction System" has received patent certification from the United States, European Union, and Japan. This innovative technology combines precision mechanical design with biomechanical analysis, providing personalized treatment solutions for patients with hand dysfunction. Currently, 15 patients have received treatment, with hand function recovery rates exceeding 85%.
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