Injectable aesthetics planned around your face — conservative, evidence-based, and honest about limits.
This is the professional site of Ke He, MD (何锞), Deputy Director of the Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics Medical Center at Chongqing West District Hospital and head of its skin and laser aesthetic service. Her injectable practice is described here by substance class — botulinum toxin, dermal fillers, collagen stimulators, skin boosters and thread lifts — never by brand, and never by hype, with the safety net of a tertiary general hospital behind every injection.
Assessment first, conservative staged treatment, and a hospital that can respond within minutes if a vascular complication ever occurs.
- Substance classes, never brand names
- Assessment before any injection
- Honest risk and benefit discussions
- Tertiary-hospital safety net
Good injectable care starts with your face, not with a syringe
Whether the question is movement, volume, contour, or skin quality, every treatment pathway follows the same three principles.
Assess & diagnose
A structured evaluation of the face at rest and in movement, volume by zone, tissue laxity, skin quality, and medical history — and of what you actually want. Treatment that starts from a template rather than your anatomy is how complications and “done” looks happen.
Treat conservatively
Every injectable is started low and reviewed before more is added. Under-treatment is correctable at the review visit; over-treatment is a problem to dissolve, wait out, or repair. The material you do not place is the material you never have to remove.
Review & maintain
Every injectable is temporary, and intervals are individual rather than sold in advance. Maintenance is planned honestly from the start, with scheduled review and no pressure to re-treat on a calendar you did not choose.
One lead physician, a four-doctor team, one hospital
Dr. Ke He practices within the Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics Medical Center of Chongqing West District Hospital, alongside Center Director Shaoliang Wang, Tongchun Mao, and Yongbo Jia — so questions that cross specialty lines are answered inside the same department.
Ke He, MD (何锞)
Injectable Aesthetics · Lead Physician of This Site
Deputy Director of the Center and head of its skin and laser aesthetic service; leads this site’s content on injectable assessment, substance classes, facial zones and vascular safety.
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Shaoliang Wang, MD (王韶亮)
Plastic Surgery · Center Director
Director of the Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics Medical Center; provides the surgical perspective and tertiary-hospital backstop behind the center’s injectable work.
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Tongchun Mao, MD (毛彤春)
Aesthetic Surgery
Aesthetic surgeon within the center; the surgical reference point when a concern is better served by an operation than by another syringe.
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Yongbo Jia, MD (贾勇波)
Dermatology
Dermatologist within the center; supports injectable plans with medical skin assessment and care of the skin health that results depend on.
View profile →Injectables and their risks, explained honestly
Start with the basics: how a face is assessed before any injection, what each substance class can and cannot do, why every result is temporary, how treatment is sequenced across visits, and the complications — vascular occlusion, nodules, infection — worth understanding before you commit.
Ke He, MD: Physician Profile and Injectable Scope
Ke He, MD is a physician at Chongqing West District Hospital, where she leads the injectable content on this site and practises assessment-led, conservative aesthetic medicine.
Read the guide →How a Face Is Assessed Before Any Injection
Assessment before any injection means looking at movement, volume, skin quality and tissue support, and deciding which problem is actually being treated.
Read the guide →Botulinum Toxin as a Substance Class
Muscle-relaxing injectables are a substance class, not a brand: a purified protein that temporarily reduces muscle activity, with results that are real, limited and temporary.
Read the guide →Treating Dynamic Lines and Their Honest Limits
What a dynamic line is, how a muscle-relaxing injectable softens movement in the forehead, glabella and crow’s feet, and why softening movement should never mean erasing expression.
Read the guide →Botulinum Toxin for Facial Slimming and Hyperhidrosis
Two medical uses of one substance class: reducing jaw muscle bulk to narrow a wide lower face, and reducing focal excessive sweating of the palms, soles and underarms.
Read the guide →Dermal Fillers as a Substance Class
Fillers understood as a class of substances rather than a product list: the divide between dissolvable and non-dissolvable filler families, reversibility, and honest longevity.
Read the guide →We will not sell you certainty we do not have
No physician can promise that a filler will erase a decade or that a toxin will hold a line still forever. Anyone who does is not giving you honest medical advice. Our job is to help you make a well-informed decision — even when that decision is to do less, or nothing.
Ready to discuss what an injectable can — and cannot — do?
Reach out for a consultation. We will assess your face at rest and in movement, explain which substance class — if any — actually reaches the problem, and plan treatment conservatively with honest maintenance.
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