Areas of Expertise

Ma Long, Associate Chief Physician at Shanghai DK Medical Aesthetic Hospital, with over 20 years of experience, specializes in injectable minimally invasive aesthetics and mini-incision fascia lifting.

Biography

Ma Long works at Shanghai DK Medical Aesthetic Hospital. He is an Associate Chief Physician and Postdoctoral Fellow in Plastic Surgery. He earned a Bachelor of Clinical Medicine from Tongji Medical University, a Master’s degree in Plastic Surgery from the Fourth Military Medical University, and completed a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Plastic Surgery at the University of Virginia, USA. He was a Visiting Scholar in Rhinoplasty in Dallas, USA, and a Visiting Fellow at BK Plastic Surgery in Seoul, Korea. He previously served as Associate Chief Physician and Associate Professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery at a Grade-A Tertiary Military Hospital, and has over 20 years of clinical experience in plastic surgery.

Full Member of IPRAS (International Confederation for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery); Member of AFAS (Asian Federation of Aesthetic Surgery)
Vice Chair, Integrative Medicine Branch, Chinese Association of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery; Vice Chairman, Operations Branch of the Association
Official Certified Instructor in China for the French Bionic Ligament Lift Technique; Invited Expert for China-Korea Medical Aesthetics Exchange
Manufacturer-certified injector for Botox, Restylane, Bonita, and Radiesse; holds 7 national invention patents in plastic surgery

Areas of Expertise: Minimally invasive injection; small-incision minimally invasive fascial face-lift.

Technical Specialties: A dual aesthetic surgery system integrating European/American and Korean approaches. Drawing on a solid foundation in maxillofacial anatomy, he performs preoperative layered design of bone and soft tissue. He rejects exaggerated influencer-style results and favors a natural, original appearance. He is a popular injection & anti-aging physician in the Yangtze River Delta and Xinjiang regions.